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- 2021The impact of alloying on defect-free nanoparticles exhibiting softer but tougher behaviorcitations
- 2021The Role of Grain Boundary Diffusion in the Solute Drag Effectcitations
- 2020Direct atomistic modeling of solute drag by moving grain boundariescitations
- 2020Atomistic study of grain-boundary segregation and grain-boundary diffusion in Al-Mg alloyscitations
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Direct atomistic modeling of solute drag by moving grain boundaries
Abstract
We show that molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are capable of reproducing the drag of solute segregation atmospheres by moving grain boundaries (GBs). Although lattice diffusion is frozen out on the MD timescale, the accelerated GB diffusion provides enough atomic mobility to allow the segregated atoms to follow the moving GB. This finding opens the possibility of studying the solute drag effect with atomic precision using the MD approach. We demonstrate that a moving GB activates diffusion and alters the short-range order in the lattice regions swept during its motion. It is also shown that a moving GB drags an atmosphere of non-equilibrium vacancies, which accelerate diffusion in surrounding lattice regions.