135 Anomalous surface deformation of sapphire clarified by 3D-FEM simulation of the nanoindentation
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This work clarifies the origin of anomalous surface deformation reflected by peculiar surface patterns around indentation impressions on various crystallographic planes of sapphire. The three-dimensional finite element simulation (3D-FEM) of nanoindentation in Al_2O_3 crystal allowed the authors to localize the regions in which various kinds of twinning and slip are most prone to be activated. The work provides a novel approach to the "hardness anisotropy", which was modeled so far using a modified uniaxial-stress approximation of this essentially 3D, non-isotropic contact problem. The calculated results enabled the authors to unravel the unexpected surface deformation detected by the high-resolution microscopy, which remained a dilemma for the nanoindentation of sapphire, and cannot be explained by simple crystallographic consideration
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著者
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Soga T.
Nagoya Institute of Technology
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Nowak R.
Department Of Materials Science Helsinki University Of Technology:mechanical Engineering Hiroshima U
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Manninen T.
Department of Engineering Physics & Mathematics, Helsinki University of Technology
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Li C.
MASS Research Center, Japan Electronics Industry Ltd.
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Heiskanen K.
Department of Materials Science, Helsinki University of Technology
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Lindroos V.
Department of Materials Science, Helsinki University of Technology
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Hannula SP.
VTT Industrial Systems
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Yoshida F.
Mechanical Engineering, Hiroshima University
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Manninen T.
Department Of Engineering Physics & Mathematics Helsinki University Of Technology
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Heiskanen K.
Department Of Materials Science Helsinki University Of Technology
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Lindroos V.
Department Of Materials Science Helsinki University Of Technology
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Li C.
Mass Research Center Japan Electronics Industry Ltd.
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