Janos Gyorgy Batorfi

Assistant Lecturer

Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem Informatikai Kar

Hungary

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Janos Gyorgy Batorfi is an Assistant Lecturer at Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem Informatikai Kar in Hungary. His research areas include the characterization of substructural changes in metals, Vickers indentation methods for assessing dislocation density in aluminum alloys, and modeling of cold rolling processes. He has published extensively on deformation flow in aluminum alloys and the implementation of topology optimization in generative design.

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Eötvös Loránd University

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Characterizing the Substructural Changes in Metals by Microindentation and Various Numerical Approaches

Vickers indentation-based assessment of dislocation density and substructure evolution in aluminum alloys

Computationally Effective Modeling of Cold Rolling: Application to Al Alloys

Investigation of Recrystallization Kinetics in 1050 Al Alloy by Experimental Evidence and Modeling Approach

Assessment of Deformation Flow in 1050 Aluminum Alloy by the Implementation of Constitutive Model Parameters

Assessment of Deformation Flow in 1050 Aluminum Alloy by the Implementation of Constitutive Model Parameters

Extending the usability of the force-flow based topology optimization to the process of generative design

Analytical Model for the Material Flow during Cold Rolling

Extending the usability of the force-flow based topology optimization to the process of generative design

Accomodation of deformation in rolled Aluminium

Investigation of materials flow during the manufacturing process by experimental evidence and numerical approaches

Models for symmetric cold rolling of an aluminum sheet

Estimation of Dislocation Distribution at Mid Thickness for 1050 Al

A diszlokációeloszlás becslése a minta középpontjában 1050-es alumíniumötvözet esetén

Investigation of the wear of rolls in asymmetric rolling

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Jurij Sidor

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