Yanfei Gao

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University of Tennessee

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Yanfei Gao is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee, USA. His research focuses on materials science and engineering, with recent articles exploring topics such as the mechanical properties of advanced steels, the behavior of alloys under cyclic loading, and the application of synchrotron X-ray diffraction in material characterization. His work also delves into the mechanisms of fatigue cracks and the effects of material processing techniques.

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Haixuan Xu

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Taiki Nakata

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Enhancing Cr solubility via adding excess Cr2O3 to fabricate equiatomic (TaTiVCr)C ceramics

In situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction and crystal plasticity studies of the deformation and fatigue crack growth behavior in a TRIP-assisted advanced high strength steel

Excellent mechanical properties from the synergy of carbon partitioning, L12-nano-precipitation and TRIP effects in Fe–Ni–Al–Ti–C steels

A cold-welding map incorporating various competing mechanisms and size effects

In-situ observation of plastic material flow and interfacial condition in friction stir-based processes via particle image velocimetry

Mechanistic cohesive zone laws for fatigue cracks: Nonlinear field projection and in situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction (S-XRD) measurements

Numerical and experimental crack-tip cohesive zone laws with physics-informed neural networks

Precipitation-strengthened micromechanical behaviors of magnesium alloy under cyclic loading

A mechanistic interpretation of Nelson curves for PVP failures under high temperature hydrogen attack

Identifying multiple synergistic factors on the susceptibility to stress relaxation cracking in variously heat-treated weldments

Mechanosensing model of fibroblast cells adhered on a substrate with varying stiffness and thickness

The effect of stacking fault energy on the formation of nano twin/HCP during deformation in FCC concentrated solid solution (CSS) alloys

Micromechanical origin for the wide range of strength-ductility trade-off in metastable high entropy alloys†

Identifying the effect of coherent precipitates on the deformation mechanisms by in situ neutron diffraction in an extruded magnesium alloy under low-cycle fatigue conditions

Plastic anisotropy and twin distributions near the fatigue crack tip of textured Mg alloys from in situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurements and multiscale mechanics modeling

Synergistic effects of microstructural inhomogeneity and phase-transformation-induced plasticity for ductility improvements in metallic glass composites

Compositional effects on stacking fault energies in Ni-based alloys using first-principles and atomistic simulations

What really governs the upper bound of uniform ductility in gradient or layered materials?

Tool-workpiece stick-slip conditions and their effects on torque and heat generation rate in the friction stir welding

Nano-twin-induced exceptionally superior cryogenic mechanical properties of a Ni-based GH3536 (Hastelloy X) superalloy

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jinju chen

Peter K. Liaw

Xun Liu

Haixuan Xu

Taiki Nakata

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