Prof. Ryosuke Matsumoto — Research Profile
The University of Osaka · Division of Mechanical Engineering
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Prof. Ryosuke Matsumoto at The University of Osaka Division of Mechanical Engineering lists Long-period stacking-ordered structures, Magnesium alloy, Neural network potential, Trans-scale analysis, Multiscale analysis, Dislocation theory, Activation energy, Metallic glass, Hydrogen embrittlement, Deformation, Fracture, Lattice defect, Finite element method, First principles calculation, Molecular dynamics as their registered research area.
Research areas
Long-period stacking-ordered structures, Magnesium alloy, Neural network potential, Trans-scale analysis, Multiscale analysis, Dislocation theory, Activation energy, Metallic glass, Hydrogen embrittlement, Deformation, Fracture, Lattice defect, Finite element method, First principles calculation, Molecular dynamics
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