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Browsing by Author "Rest, J."

Browsing by Author "Rest, J."

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  • A New Multiscale Approach to Nuclear Fuel Simulations: Atomistic Validation of Kinetic Method 
    Insepov, Z.; Rest, J.; Hofman, G. L.; Yacout, A.; Norman, G. E.; Starikov, S. A.; Stegailov, V. V. (Transactions of the American Nuclear Society, 2010)
    A key issue for fuel behavior codes is their sensitivity to values of various materials properties, many of which have large uncertainties or have not been measured. Kinetic mesoscale models, such as those developed at ...
  • A multiscale method for the analysis of defect behavior in Mo during electron irradiation 
    Rest, J.; Ye, B.; Yun, D.; Insepov, Z. (Computational Materials Science, 2014-10-31)
    Abstract In order to overcome a lack of experimental information on values for key materials properties and kinetic coefficients, a multiscale modeling approach is applied to defect behavior in irradiated Mo where key ...
  • Radiation-induced damage and evolution of defects in Mo 
    Starikov, S. V.; Insepov, Z.; Rest, J.; Kuksin, A. Y.; Norman, G. E.; Stegailov, V. V.; Yanilkin, A. V. (Physical Review B, 2011)
    The formation of defects in bcc Mo lattice as a result of 50-keV Xe bombardment is studied via atomistic simulation with an interatomic potential developed using the force-matching ab initio based approach. The defect ...
  • Simulation of ion implantation into nuclear materials and comparison with experiment 
    Insepov, Z.; Yun, D.; Ye, B.; Rest, J.; Starikov, S.; Yacout, A. M. (American Institute of Physics, 2011-06)
    Radiation defects generated in Mo formed by sub-MeV Xe ion implantations were studied by atomistic molecular dynamics based on interatomic potential matched to density functional calculations. The results of the simulations ...
  • Simulation of Ion Irradiation of Nuclear Materials and Comparison with Experiment 
    Insepov, Z.; Kuksin, A.; Rest, J.; Starikov, S.; Yanilkin, A.; Yacout, A. M.; Yun, D. (arXiv preprint arXiv:1203.0327, 2012)
    Radiation defects generated in various nuclear materials such as Mo and CeO2, used as a surrogate material for UO2, formed by sub-MeV Xe and Kr ion implantations were studied via TRIM and MD codes. Calculated results were ...