By Erik van der Giessen, Hassan Aref
ISBN-10: 0120020408
ISBN-13: 9780120020409
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5) as ð h_ dv þ ð RðtÞ ›RðtÞ hV›R da $ 2 ð ð q QV›R ·n da þ da: u u ›RðtÞ ›RðtÞ ð12:11Þ On the other hand, we may use Eqs. 4) in the form ð 1_ dv þ RðtÞ 2 ð ›RðtÞ ð 1V›R da ¼ q·n da 2 ›RðtÞ ð N ð X a¼1 Tn·u_ da þ ›RðtÞ ð ›RðtÞ a a m ·n da þ ›RðtÞ ð pV›R da Qþ ›RðtÞ N X ! a a m r V›R da: a¼1 ð12:12Þ Given a time t; it is possible to find a second migrating control volume R0 ðtÞ with R0 ðtÞ ¼ RðtÞ; but with V 0›R ; the normal velocity of ›R0 at t ¼ t; an arbitrary scalar field on ›R0 ; satisfaction of Eqs.
27) P the function Na¼1 ðra 2 ra0 ÞAa ·E is well defined for all density lists r~; irrespective of whether the list is consistent with the lattice constraint. Thus, by Eq. 10) its Larche´ – Cahn derivative ›ðbÞ =›ra applied to this function gives ðAa 2 Ab Þ·E: Thus, in view of the state relation m^ab ¼ ›ðbÞ C^ =›ra ; we arrive at the following expression for the relative chemical potentials: mab ¼ ›ðbÞ Fðr~Þ þ ðAa 2 Ab Þ·E: ›ra ð9:48Þ Summarizing, the constitutive equations for the free energy, the stress, and the chemical potentials of a mechanically simple, subsitutional alloy must have the specific form 9 N X 1 > a a a > C ¼ E·C½E þ ðr 2 r0 ÞA ·E þ Fðr~Þ; > > > 2 > a¼1 > > > = N X a a a ð9:49Þ A ðr 2 r0 Þ; > T ¼ C½E þ > > a¼1 > > > > ðb Þ > › Fð r ~ Þ ab a b > ; m ¼ þ ðA 2 A Þ·E: a ›r By Eq.
B). A Unified Treatment of Evolving Interfaces 39 with each of the ls constant, › ð zÞ f ¼ la 2 lz : ›ra ð9:11Þ Next, choose a species z and bear in mind that ›f ðzÞ =›ra is a standard partial derivative. Then, for r~ðtÞ an admissible, time-dependent density list and wðtÞ ¼ f ðr~ðtÞÞ; w_ ¼ N N X X ›f ðzÞ ðr~Þ a ›ðzÞ f ðr~Þ a r ¼ r_ ; _ ›ra ›ra a¼1 a¼1 |fflfflfflfflffl{zfflfflfflfflffl} |fflfflfflfflffl{zfflfflfflfflffl} chain-rule ð9:12Þ by Eq: ð9:8Þ which is the chain-rule for Larche´ – Cahn derivatives. B. Constitutive Equations 1.
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