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Microstructures in martensites: Scaling regimes and optimal domain shapes

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DNMW01 - Optimal design of complex materials

Microstructures in martensites are often modeled variationally by singularly perturbed multiwell elastic energies. In this talk, I shall disusss recent analytical progress on the associated non-convex vector-valued energy minimisation problems. The focus will lie on scaling regimes for geometrically linear models for martensitic nuclei with small volume fraction of one martensitic variant, and on needle-like microstructures.
This talk is based on joint works with S. Conti, J. Diermeier, N. Lüthen, D. Melching, and M. Rumpf.

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