• Chemistry and Materials

Plasticity

Research team - UMR 8207

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The Plasticity team applies the concepts, tools and methods of Material Science and Physical Metallurgy to issues related to the dynamics of planetary interiors. The team’s spine focuses on multiscale modelling of plasticity. However, it also develops experiments and innovative characterizations of plasticity, mainly based on electron microscopy in interface with modelling. This approach, which is quite general in the physics of materials, is positioned on the study of the plasticity of the minerals of the mantle.

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  • Patrick Cordier
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Université de Lille, Campus Cité Scientifique, Bâtiment C6
59655 VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ

https://umet.univ-lille.fr/Plasticite/

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• Multiscale modelling of plasticity
• Mantle mineral creep modelling
• Creep modeling by pure rise of dislocations
• Modelling of plasticity by sliding dislocations into olivine
• Modeling grain joints and their mobility
• Elementary mechanisms of plasticity
• Rheology of the Earth’s Mantle
• Deformation of mantle rocks and minerals
• Dislocation tomography

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University of Lille
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Centrale Lille Institut

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  • Chemistry and Materials

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The Plasticity team applies the concepts, tools and methods of Material Science and Physical Metallurgy to issues related to the dynamics of planetary interiors. The team’s spine focuses on multiscale modelling of plasticity. However, it also develops experiments and innovative characterizations of plasticity, mainly based on electron microscopy in interface with modelling. This approach, which is quite general in the physics of materials, is positioned on the study of the plasticity of the minerals of the mantle.
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CORDIER Patrick Patrick.Cordier@univ-lille.fr +33 (0) 320 43 43 41
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https://umet.univ-lille.fr/Plasticite/

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Université de Lille, Campus Cité Scientifique, Bâtiment C6

59655 VILLENEUVE D’ASCQ
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Mineral plasticity, planetary interiors, modelling, electron microscopy, mantle minerals
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• Multiscale modelling of plasticity • Mantle mineral creep modelling • Creep modeling by pure rise of dislocations • Modelling of plasticity by sliding dislocations into olivine • Modeling grain joints and their mobility • Elementary mechanisms of plasticity • Rheology of the Earth’s Mantle • Deformation of mantle rocks and minerals • Dislocation tomography
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  • University of Lille
  • INRAE
  • CNRS
  • Centrale Lille Institut
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