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Alan Ardell

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Samueli School of Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Alan Ardell is currently serving as a Materials Science And Engineering Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Alan Ardell

University of California, Los Angeles

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materials science mechanical engineering applied physics materials engineering material research advanced materials mechanical science condensed matter physics mechanics of materials metals solid mechanics metallurgical process thin films alloy design microstructure deformation metallurgical interaction alloy phase physics steel research tribology alloy casting metal processing powder metallurgy material chemistry metallurgical system condensed matter fracture toughness defect formation strength property ni-al alloys manufacturing science interface science transition metal chemistry crystal growth radiation chemistry volume fraction solid-state chemistry microstructure-strength relationship phase equilibrium particle coarsening harper-dorn creep disk-bend test nuclear science nuclear materials intermetallics material modeling nuclear engineering material properties crystal structures elastic constants uniaxial compression al-li-cu alloys nuclear medicine compression (physics) amorphous metals extractive metallurgy binary ni-al alloys dislocation network theory proton irradiation composite science interfacial studies particle methods metallography interface chemistry lossy compression aluminum gallium nitride testing technique trace elements ceramic technology engineering ceramic mechanical deformation trans-interface diffusion-controlled coarsening nial alloys large volume fractions nickel-silicon alloys mechanical properties grain growth liquid metals mechanical testing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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The Equilibrium α (Al-LI Solid Solution) and Metastable δ′ (Al3Li) Phase Boundaries in Aluminum–Lithium Alloys. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2023)

Alan J. Ardell

al-li solid solutionphase boundariesphase equilibriumdiffusionaluminum-lithium alloysmaterials science

Coarsening of Skeletal Microstructures: Re-Examination of Data on Pseudo-Skeletal γ′ Precipitate Coarsening in Binary Ni-Al Alloys. Scripta Materialia (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

binary ni-al alloysmicrostructure-strength relationshiptrace metalsstructural plasticitymechanical engineeringsteel researchprecipitate coarseningmaterial researchmicrostructuremechanical propertiesdeformationfragmentation effectmetalsskeletal microstructuresbiomedical engineeringinterfacial studiesmechanics of materialsbiomaterialsmaterials science

Publisher Correction: Splitting of γ′ Precipitates in the Context of Phase Equilibrium. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

diffusionphase equilibrium

Splitting of γ′ Precipitates in the Context of Phase Equilibrium. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

diffusionphase equilibrium

Coarsening of Solid β -Sn Particles in Liquid Pb-Sn Alloys: Reinterpretation of Experimental Data in the Framework of Trans-Interface-Diffusion-Controlled Coarsening. Physical Review Materials (2021)

James F. HickmanYuri MishinVidvuds OzoliņšAlan J. Ardell

solid mechanicsadvanced materialsshort-term variabilitymaterial researchliquid pb-sn alloysmechanical engineeringexperimental dataalloy castingtrans-interface-diffusion-controlled coarseningapplied physicsthin filmsdeformationcondensed matter physicsmaterials sciencesolid-state chemistry

Temperature Dependence of the γ/γ′ Interfacial Energy in Binary Ni–Al Alloys. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A (2021)

Alan J. Ardell

materials engineeringtemperature dependencebinary ni-al alloysmechanical engineeringmetal processingmetallurgical interactionapplied physicsinterfacial energymaterials sciencemetallurgical process

Correction to: Trans-Interface-Diffusion-Controlled Coarsening of γ′ Particles in Ni–Al Alloys: Commentaries and Analyses of Recent Data. Journal of Materials Science (2020)

Alan J. Ardell

interface sciencetribologymaterial propertiesni-al alloyscoatingscomputational materials sciencematerial researchdiffusionnanoparticle researchsurface tensionchemical engineeringsurface sciencemetalsmetallurgical interactionmaterial analysissurface reactivitytrans-interface-diffusion-controlled coarseningapplied physicsinterface (matter)materials science

Disorder Strengthening of Ordered L1 2 Alloys by Face Centered Cubic (A1) Precipitates. Intermetallics (2017)

Alan J. ArdellMarta Pozuelo

mechanics of materialsdisorder strengtheningmaterials sciencemechanical engineering

Non-Integer Temporal Exponents in Trans-Interface Diffusion-Controlled Coarsening. Journal of Materials Science (2016)

Alan J. Ardell

non-integer temporal exponentsadvanced materialstrans-interface diffusion-controlled coarseningapplied physicsmaterials science

The Roles of Auxeticity and Volume Fraction on γ ′ Precipitate Microstructures in Nickel-Base Alloys. Philosophical Magazine Letters (2016)

Alan J. Ardell

volume fractionmetalsmicrostructure-strength relationshipalloy phasechemistrynickel-base alloysmechanics of materialsmicrostructureapplied physicstrace elementsinterface (matter)precipitate microstructuresmaterials science

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Alan Ardell

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

Samueli School of Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

Alan Ardell is currently serving as a Materials Science And Engineering Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Alan Ardell

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Equilibrium α (Al-LI Solid Solution) and Metastable δ′ (Al3Li) Phase Boundaries in Aluminum–Lithium Alloys. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2023)

Alan J. Ardell

al-li solid solutionphase boundariesphase equilibriumdiffusionaluminum-lithium alloysmaterials science

Coarsening of Skeletal Microstructures: Re-Examination of Data on Pseudo-Skeletal γ′ Precipitate Coarsening in Binary Ni-Al Alloys. Scripta Materialia (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

Publisher Correction: Splitting of γ′ Precipitates in the Context of Phase Equilibrium. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

diffusionphase equilibrium

Splitting of γ′ Precipitates in the Context of Phase Equilibrium. Journal of Phase Equilibria and Diffusion (2022)

Alan J. Ardell

diffusionphase equilibrium

James F. HickmanYuri MishinVidvuds OzoliņšAlan J. Ardell

Temperature Dependence of the γ/γ′ Interfacial Energy in Binary Ni–Al Alloys. Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A (2021)

Alan J. Ardell

materials engineeringtemperature dependencebinary ni-al alloysmechanical engineeringmetal processingmetallurgical interactionapplied physicsinterfacial energymaterials sciencemetallurgical process

Correction to: Trans-Interface-Diffusion-Controlled Coarsening of γ′ Particles in Ni–Al Alloys: Commentaries and Analyses of Recent Data. Journal of Materials Science (2020)

Alan J. Ardell

Disorder Strengthening of Ordered L1 2 Alloys by Face Centered Cubic (A1) Precipitates. Intermetallics (2017)

Alan J. ArdellMarta Pozuelo

mechanics of materialsdisorder strengtheningmaterials sciencemechanical engineering

Non-Integer Temporal Exponents in Trans-Interface Diffusion-Controlled Coarsening. Journal of Materials Science (2016)

Alan J. Ardell

non-integer temporal exponentsadvanced materialstrans-interface diffusion-controlled coarseningapplied physicsmaterials science

The Roles of Auxeticity and Volume Fraction on γ ′ Precipitate Microstructures in Nickel-Base Alloys. Philosophical Magazine Letters (2016)

Alan J. Ardell

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