Finite Elements in Analysis and Design 32 (1999) 203}211

Finite elements and boundary elements applied

in phase change, solidi"cation and melting
problems. A bibliography (1996}1998)
Jaroslav Mackerle*
Linko( ping Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, S-581 83 Linko( ping, Sweden

Abstract

This bibliography contains references to papers, conference proceedings and theses/dissertations dealing
with "nite element and boundary element analyses of phase change, solidi"cation and melting problems that
were published in 1996}1998.  1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.

1. Introduction

This bibliography provides a list of references on "nite element and boundary element methods
applied to the analysis/simulation of phase change, solidi"cation and melting problems. General
solution techniques as well as problem-speci"c applications are included. The entries have been
retrieved from the author's database, MAKEBASE. They are grouped into two main sections:

E "nite elements;
E boundary elements.

The references have been published in scienti"c journals, conference proceedings, and
theses/dissertations between 1996 and 1998. Some previously published reviews and books on the
"nite element and boundary element analysis/simulation of phase change, solidi"cation and
melting problems in general can be found in entries [159}162] of the Finite element methods

* Tel.: #46-13-28-1111; fax: #46-13-28-2717.

E-mail address: jarma@ikp.liu.se (J. Mackerle)

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section. The references are sorted in each category alphabetically according to the "rst author's
name.
The main topics include: 2-D and 3-D thermomechanical, linear and nonlinear analyses; phase
change problems; solidi"cation; melting; austenite-martensite phase change; martensitic trans-
formations; solid}liquid phase transformation; solid}solid phase transformation; liquid}vapor
phase transformation; multiple phase transformation; directional solidi"cation; vertical solidi"-
cation; droplet solidi"cation; pure and binary solidi"cation; convection-dominated melting; back-
melting; deformations in phase transformations; phase change with advective e!ects; solidi"cation
cracking; solidi"cation shrinkage; di!usion controlled transformation; simulations of quenching,
casting, welding, surface hardening, injection mold "lling, rolling, melt-spinning, quenching}tem-
pering; core melt accidents; crystal growth; recrystallization kinetics.
Materials under consideration: metals; steels; alloys; polymers; glass; multicomponent alloys;
biomedical alloys; electromechanical materials; multi-layered materials; shape-memory alloys;
carbon steels; hypoeutectoid Fe}C steels; austenitic stainless steels; gray iron; aluminum; zinc;
dendritic metallic alloys; eutectic alloys; ternary alloys; Cu}Fe alloys; Ti}Al alloys; Ti}Ni alloys;
Inconel; metal matrix composites; thermosetting resins; thermoplastic composites; porous medium;
silicon; crystals; sapphire crystals; ice formation.

2. Bibliography

2.1. Finite element methods

2.1.1. Papers in journals/conference proceedings and theses

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