Improve dislocation analysis in coarse-grained regions and add character analysis

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Alex Selimov 3 years ago
parent 59a0c18779
commit d5d20e468c

@ -65,16 +65,38 @@ module mode_da
subroutine cga_da
integer :: i, j, k, l, ibasis, nei
integer :: i, j, k, l, ibasis, nei, close_neighbors(2,4,6), far_neighbor(4,6), minindex, minindices(2), linevec(3)
integer :: face_types(ele_num*6), face_ele(6*ele_num)
integer :: face_types(ele_num*6), face_ele(6*ele_num), diff_pair(2,6)
real(kind = dp) :: face_centroids(3, ele_num*6), r(3), rc, vnode(3, max_basisnum, 4), vnorm(max_basisnum, 4), &
max_node_dist, ndiff, rmax(3), rmin(3), rnorm
max_node_dist, ndiff, rmax(3), rmin(3), rnorm, v1(3), v2(3), v1norm, v2norm, theta1, theta2, &
diff_mag(6)
logical :: is_edge
!Initialize variables
l = 0
max_node_dist = 0
!Now save the close and far neighbors of the nodes. This is done to attempt to figure out the character of the dislocation
!by comparing how the burgers vector is distributed over the face.
do j = 1, 6
close_neighbors(1, 1, j) = cubic_faces(4, j)
close_neighbors(2, 1, j) = cubic_faces(2, j)
far_neighbor(1,j) = cubic_faces(3,j)
close_neighbors(1, 2, j) = cubic_faces(1, j)
close_neighbors(2, 2, j) = cubic_faces(3, j)
far_neighbor(2,j) = cubic_faces(4,j)
close_neighbors(1, 3, j) = cubic_faces(2, j)
close_neighbors(2, 3, j) = cubic_faces(4, j)
far_neighbor(3,j) = cubic_faces(1,j)
close_neighbors(1, 4, j) = cubic_faces(3, j)
close_neighbors(2, 4, j) = cubic_faces(1, j)
far_neighbor(4,j) = cubic_faces(2,j)
end do
!First calculate all of the face centroids
do i = 1, ele_num
do j = 1, 6
@ -143,13 +165,42 @@ module mode_da
!Now calculate the difference between the largest norm and the smallest norm, if it's larger than 0.5 then mark it
!as slipped. This value probably can be converted to a variable value that depends on the current lattice parameter
!I think 0.5 works ok though.
if (any(vnorm > 0.5_dp)) then
if (any(vnorm > 1_dp)) then
print *, "Element number ", face_ele(i), " is dislocated along face ", face_types(i), &
" with neighbor ", face_ele(nei), " with max displacement of ", maxval(vnorm)
l=0
do j = 1, 4
is_slipped(:, cubic_faces(j,face_types(i)), face_ele(i)) = 1
print *, j, vnode(:,1,j)
!This portion of the code is used to determine what the character of the dislocation most likely is
!effectively how this works is we look for the two nodes with the most similar burgers vector.
!The vector between these two nodes is close to the line direction and as a result we can probably estimate
!if it's close to edge, screw, or if it's pretty fairly mixed.
do k = j+1, 4
l=l+1
diff_mag(l) = norm2(vnode(:, 1, j)-vnode(:,1,k))
diff_pair(1,l)=cubic_faces(j, face_types(i))
diff_pair(2,l)=cubic_faces(k, face_types(i))
end do
end do
minindex = minloc(diff_mag,1)
!Now figure out if the min differnce between nodes is associated with a 112 direction
is_edge = .false.
do j = 1,6
if((diff_pair(1,minindex) == oneonetwopairs(1,j)).and.(diff_pair(2,minindex)==oneonetwopairs(2,j))) then
is_edge=.true.
else if((diff_pair(2,minindex)==oneonetwopairs(1,j)).and.(diff_pair(1,minindex)==oneonetwopairs(2,j)))then
is_edge=.true.
end if
end do
if(is_edge) then
print *, 'Dislocation has primarily edge character'
else
print *, 'Dislocation has primarily screw character'
end if
end if
end if
end do

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