Czech

Not applicable.

Ph.D. student will obtain advanced knowledge about the nature of plastic deformation including knowledge about possible quantification of dislocation mechanisms based on known models.

Good knowledge corresponding to the content of the course „Dislocations and plastic deformation“ as presented in magister study

Not applicable.

Lecture, practical examples solved by students.

Oral presentation of the Ph.D. student including discussion.
Writing a chosen subject in the style of research paper.

Not applicable.

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Active adoption of dislocation nature of materials performance during plastic deformation that enable targeted control of material properties including its quantification.

Lecture associated with the active participation of Ph.D. student as a way how to check mastering of matter prescribed for study.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

D. Hull, D.J. Bacon: Introduction to Dislocations (EN)
P.M. Anderson, J.P. Hirth, J. Lothe: Theory of Dislocations (EN)

T. Kruml: Úvod do teorie dislokací (CS)
T. Kruml: Mechanismy plastické deformace (CS)

20 hours, compulsory

1. Reason and motivation for dislocation mechanisms study - extension of the basic knowledge acquired in the master degree course „Dislocations and plastic deformation“.
2. Deeper on the mechanisms of material´s strenghtening including mathematical description.
3. Specific dislocation mechanisms in selected important engineering materials (steels, superalloys, aluminum alloys, hcp metals).
4. Dislocation mechanisms in advance materials (TiAl intermetallics).
5. Examples of behavior of dislocations in other materials according to the focus of individual PhD students.