As both the design of material systems for nuclear energy applications and the number of
reactor designs being proposed increase the need for material models predicting the …

We present a combinatorial approach that integrates state-of-the-art transmission electron
microscopy (TEM) in situ irradiation experiments and high-performance computing …

A spatially resolved stochastic cluster dynamics (SRSCD) model is introduced to describe
radiation-induced defect evolution in metals. The stochastic nature of the method allows …

Irradiation damage is known to alter a material's microstructure due to the accumulation of
high densities of defect clusters. Such irradiated microstructures change the mechanical …

Accurate modeling of irradiation damage processes is important to predict materials
performance in nuclear environments. The mean-field rate theory (RT) approach has been …

Neutron irradiation of high purity α-Fe to 10-1 DPA is simulated using spatially resolved
stochastic cluster dynamics (SRSCD). In doing so, a novel scheme is developed that …

Cluster dynamics has proved to be a useful technique to simulate the microstructure
evolution under irradiation over long time scales, especially when rate equations are solved …

In this study, a spatially resolved stochastic cluster dynamics (SRSCD) model for radiation
damage accumulation in metals is implemented using a synchronous parallel kinetic Monte …

Mean-field cluster dynamics (CD) using rate theory is a convenient method to simulate the
nucleation, growth, and coarsening of clusters under continuous irradiation or ion …

It is well established that exposure of metallic structural materials to irradiation environments
results in significant microstructural evolution, property changes, and performance …