ICME 2017
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Contents |
Overview
This page includes course material designed for the ICME course held in Spring 2017.
Schedule
| Date | Lesson | Topic | Information | Lecturer | Whats Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section 1. Background Material | |||||
| 1/09 | - | No Class | |||
| 1/11 | 1 | ICME History and Overview | Syllabus, Project | Mark Horstemeyer | Team Names |
| 1/13 | 2 | Multiscale Aspects of Materials | Lecture Notes 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 1/16 | - | No Class | Holiday | ||
| 1/18 | 3 | Creating a New Material/Structure/Component | Lecture Notes 3; Book Chaper 9, 10 | Mark Horstemeyer | Literature review topic defined |
| 1/20 | 4 | Case Study: Control Arm Fracture | Lecture Notes 4; Book Chapter 7 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 1/23 | 5 | Case Study: Control Arm Fatigue | Lecture Notes 5; Book Chapter 8 | Shane Brauer | |
| 1/25 | 6 | Constitutive Relations: Definitions | Lecture Notes 8; Book Chapter 1, 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| Section 2. Basics | |||||
| 1/27 | 7 | Validation and Verification | Lecture Notes 6; Book Chapter 1, 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 1/30 | 8 | Optimization | Lecture Notes 7; Book Chapter 1 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 2/01 | L1 | Linux/Cluster Lab | Joey Jones | ||
| 2/03 | 9 | ICME CI Overview | Tomasz Haupt/Nitin Sukhija | Critical Reviews Due | |
| 2/06 | 10 | Student Presentations of Review Topic | Students Lecture Notes | ||
| 2/08 | 11 | Student Presentations of Review Topic | Students Lecture Notes | Lit Review Due | |
| Section 3. Quantum Methods | |||||
| 2/10 | 12 | Quantum Theory and Electronics Principles | Lecture Notes 12; Book Chapter 6 | Bill Shelton | HW1 Assigned |
| 2/13 | 13 | Density Functional Theory (DFT) | Lecture Notes 13; Book Chapter 6 | Bill Shelton | |
| 2/15 | 14 | VASP Theory | Lecture Notes 14 | Bill Shelton | |
| 2/17 | 15 | Bridging VASP Results to MEAM | Lecture Notes 16 | ||
| 2/20 | L2 | Running VASP Lab | Location: CAVS | ||
| Section 4. Atomistic Methods | |||||
| 2/22 | 16-18 | EAM/MEAM Potentials | Lecture Notes 18: Book Chapter 5. | Mike Baskes - Videos | |
| 2/24 | 19 | EAM/MEAM Potentials | Lecture Notes 19: Book Chapter 5. | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 2/27 | L3 | MEAM Calibration | Tutorial Videos (Ted Dickel) | Ric Carino | |
| 3/01 | 20 | Atomistic Plasticity | Lecture Notes 19; Book Chapter 5. | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 3/03 | 21 | Atomistic Damage | Lecture Notes 20; Book Chapter 5. | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 3/06 | 22 | Atomistic Fatigue | Lecture Notes 21; Book Chapter 5. | Mark Horstemeyer - Video | Homework 1 Due |
| 3/08 | L4 | Running MD Examples | Tutorial Videos (Bradley Huddleston) / Lab at CAVS | Bradley Huddleston | HW2 Assigned |
| Section 5. Dislocation Dynamics Methods | |||||
| 3/10 | 23 | Dislocation Definitions | Lecture Notes 24; Book Chapter 4. | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 3/13-3/17 | No Class | Spring Break (MSU) | |||
| 3/20 | 24 | Dislocation Intro | Lecture Notes 23: Book Chapter 4. | Ted Dickel | |
| 3/22 | 25 | Dislocation Dynamics (DD) Theory: Bridging from MD | Lecture Notes 25; Book Chapter 4. | Firas Akashah | |
| 3/24 | L5 | Running DD Examples | Lab at CAVS | ||
| Section 6. Crystal Plasticity | |||||
| 3/27 | 26 | Crystal Plasticity Theory: Intro | Lecture Notes 28; Book Chapter 3 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 3/29 | 27 | Crystal Plasticity (CP) Theory: Kinetics | Lecture Notes 28; Book Chapter 3 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 3/31 | 28 | Bridging from DD and Model Correlation | Lecture Notes 29; Book Chapter 3 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 4/03 | 30 | Running Rate Dependent Single Crystal CP | Lecture Notes 30 | Mark Horstemeyer | Homework 2 Due |
| 4/05 | L6 | Running Rate Dependent Polycrystalline CP | Lab at CAVS | ||
| Section 7. Macroscale Continuum Modeling | |||||
| 4/07 | 32 | Internal State Variable (ISV) Theory | Lecture Notes 32; Book Chapter 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 4/10 | 33 | ISV Plasticity Model | Lecture Notes 33; Book Chapter 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 4/12 | 34 | ISV Damage Model | Lecture Notes 35; Book Chapter 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | Homework 3 Due |
| 4/14 | - | No Class | Holiday | ||
| 4/17 | L7 | MSU Damage (DMG) Model Fitting and Running | Lab at CAVS | ||
| 4/19 | 36 | Multistage Fatigue (MSF) Theory | Lecture Notes 36; Book Chapter 2 | Mark Horstemeyer | |
| 4/21 | L8 | MSF Fitting and Running Model | Lecture Notes 37 | ||
| 4/24 | 37 | Microstructural Image Analysis | Lecture Notes 38 | Shane Brauer - Video | |
| 4/26 | 38 | Outdoor Example of ICME | Mark Horstemeyer | Homework 4 Due | |
| Final Exam | 12:00-3:00 p.m. |
All required input files and executables not provided by the cyberinfrastructure should be acquired from the following location:
/scratch/ICME_2017/You will COPY any necessary files/folders to your working directory. DO NOT remove files from this folder. All calculations/simulations should be run on the the computational cluster RAPTOR or a shared memory system, in your own scratch folder, or on your personal computer (where possible).
