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Pioneering steps are made in this study to characterize and optimize the microstructure by coupling multi-length scale 3D tomography and modeling.

The aim was to generate a realistic microstructure by coupling the thermodynamic parameters of the phases and the thermodynamically consistent phase-field evolution equations.

Austenite to ferrite transformation during continuous cooling in a C Mn steel with heterogenously deformed microstructure is simulated by coupling a cellular automaton approach with a crystal plasticity finite element model.

This paper is an attempt to predict the elastic properties of plain-weave continuous fiber-reinforced composites by coupling data of microstructure analysis and mechanical tests with a stochastic and multi-scale finite element analysis.

The main issue of this paper is an attempt to predict the elastic properties of PVC/ABS/nano-CaCO3 polymer nanocomposites by coupling data of microstructure analysis and mechanical tests with a micro-mechanics analysis.

This research fills that gap by coupling physics-based precipitation models with "mesh adaptive direct search" optimization techniques as a strategy to develop (inverse) microstructure-processing relations.

The inelastic behavior is represented by multiple yield functions, each representing a particular scale of microstructure, but collectively coupled through the same set of internal variables.

The morphology and microstructure of TNTs coupled with CdS and Ag2S.

Transmission electron microscopy confirmed that in the fine γ′ microstructure deformation takes place by strongly coupled dislocations cutting the γ′, while the medium and coarse γ′ microstructures showed additional signs of Orowan looping.

Microstructures of products were investigated by SEM coupled with EDAX, XRD techniques.

In this study, the effect of fused biconical taper (FBT) process on glass microstructure of fiber coupler was investigated by testing the microstructure of the cross-section of coupling region.