An edition of Festschrift in honor of Jeff Th.M. De Hosson
(2012)
Festschrift in honor of Jeff Th.M. De Hosson
On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of his nomination as Professor of Applied Physics-Materials Science at the University of Groningen by Royal Decree of 6 October 1977
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Jeff Th.M. De Hosson holds a Crown appointment -- made by Her Majesty Queen Juliana by Royal Decree of October 6th, 1977 -- as Professor of Applied Physics at the University of Groningen. In the present Festschrift De Hosson is honored on the occasion of his 35 years' jubilee for his tireless endeavors of promoting the cause of the physical sciences in general and that of Applied Physics and Materials Science in particular. This collection of articles reflects the state-of-the-art of a florishing science, with contributions from all over the world. It also features a Bibliography of publications by Professor De Hosson and a list of his PhD-students. This Festschrift is completed by an Index of names.
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Festschrift in honor of Jeff Th.M. De Hosson: On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of his nomination as Professor of Applied Physics-Materials Science at the University of Groningen by Royal Decree of 6 October 1977
2012, Groningen University Press
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in English
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Table of Contents
Contents, v.
Preface, ix-xxxii, by Paul Bronsveld and Henk Kubbinga.
Material design.
1. M.F. Ashby, Multi-objective optimization in material design, pp. 1-22.
Fundamentals: metallic systems.
2. V.Vitek et al., Why is the slip direction different in different B2 alloys ?, pp. 23-40.
3. Diana Farkas et al., Improving the ductility of nanocrystalline bcc metals, pp. 41-50.
4. H.Y. Yasuda et al., Multimode pseudoelasticity in Fe 23.8 at.% Ga single crystals with D03 structure, pp. 51-66.
5. O.Kanert, J.Th.M. De Hosson et al., In-situ nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of deformation generated vacancies in aluminium, pp. 67-88.
Phases.
6. Thaddeus Massalski, Comments concerning some features of phase diagrams and phase transformation, pp. 89-118.
7. David N. Seidman et al., The mechanism of morphogenesis in a phase-separating concentrated multi-component alloy, pp. 119-138.
Functional materials.
8. Gareth Thomas, Accomodation processes in nanostructured functional materials, pp. 139-160.
9. S. Mahajan, Self-assembled nanostructures in mixed III nitride layers, pp. 161-172.
10. David Srolowitz et al., Graphene defect polarity dynamics, pp. 173-184.
Size effects and plasticity.
11. Subra Suresh et al., Atomistic mechanisms governing elastic limit and incipient plasticity in crystals, pp. 185-194.
12. Cynthia Volkert et al., Ultrahigh strength single crystalline nanowhiskers grown by physical vapor deposition, 195-206.
13. Julia Greer et al., Size dependence of mechanical properties of gold at the micron scale in the absence of strain gradients, pp. 207-226.
14. K. Lu, L. Lu et al., Strengthening materials by engineering coherent internal boundaries at the nanoscale, 227-240.
15. Andrew M. Minor et al., The nanostructured origin of deformation twinning, pp. 241-262.
16. E.C. Aifantis, Deformation and failure of bulk nanograined and ultrafine-grained materials, pp. 263-282.
Resolution and microscopy.
17. Dirk Van Dyck et al., Big-Bang tomography as a new route to atomic resolution electron tomography, 283-294.
18. G.D.W. Smith et al., Aspects of the performance of a femtosecond laser-pulsed 3-dimensional atom probe, 95-306.
Non-crystalline materials.
19. Frans Spaepen et al., Structural rearrangements that govern flow in colloidal glasses, pp. 307-320.
20. A.L. Greer et al., Temperature rise at shear bands in metallic glasses, pp. 321-330.
21. S. Ranganathan et al., An application of Pettifor structure maps for the identification of pseudo-binary quasi-crystalline intermetallics, pp. 331-354.
Non-metallic materials.
22. Sybrand Van der Zwaag et al., Multiple crack healing of a Ti2AlC ceramic,pp. 355-370.
23. A. Cavaleiro et al., Nanoscale triboactivity: the response of Mo-Se-C coatings to sliding, pp. 371-392.
Bio-inspired materials.
24. R.O. Ritchie et al., Tough, bio-inspired hybrid materials, pp. 393-406.
25. N.B. Dahotre et al., Wetting behavior of laser synthetic surface microtextures on Ti-6Al-4V for bioapplication, pp. 407-440.
26. R. Vilar et al., A mathematical description of surface texture development in laser-ablated dentin, pp. 441-450.
Bibliography of works by Jeff Th.M. De Hosson.
To commemorate and to pay tribute to Jeff's PhD student Herman Elswijk (1959-1995).
H.B.Elswijk, P.M. Bronsveld, and J.Th.M. De Hosson, Field-ion-microscopy contradiction of the quasi-crystal model based on twinning of a cubic crystal, pp. 453-460.
1. Articles in scientific journals, pp. 461-514.
Addenda 2012, 514.
2. Reviews and chapters in books, pp. 515-518.
3. Books (Editor), pp. 519-520.
4. Papers in conference proceedings, pp. 521-548.
PhD Projects supervised by Jeff Th.M. De Hosson, pp. 549-566.
Index of names, pp. 567-584.
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