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  • 2 - Dislocation Dynamics and Constitutive Framework

  • from Part I - Fundamentals
  • Tadashi Hasebe, Kobe University, Japan
  • Book:
    Field Theory of Multiscale Plasticity
    Published online:
    14 December 2023
    Print publication:
    04 January 2024, pp 86-138

  • Summary

    This chapter intends to provide a physically-sound foundation for constructing a constitutive framework applicable to a wide range of strain rate and a limited temperature rage around RT, by considering majorly the statistical mechanics-based dislocation dynamics, together with the phonon drag mechanism. In the statistical mechanics sense, dislocations in a crystal move most likely assisted by the thermal fluctuations at finite temperatures with the help of externally applied stress. Such a process can be described by the statistical mechanics-based dislocation dynamics. The probability to find the mean velocity of dislocations against obstacles under the external stress is given by the Arrhenius-type equation, which provides the basis of the constitutive modeling. The details of the formalism and its applicability are given in the following, after some important phenomenology and basic notions are presented.