Gradient Smoothing Methods
Matlab and Fortran, in-house code, 2024
The GSMs source code is released with the GSMs book.
Matlab and Fortran, in-house code, 2024
The GSMs source code is released with the GSMs book.
CUDA and Fortran, Open source, 2023
Herein, we introduce a GPU-accelerated mixed-precision SPH framework by using low precision FP16 in NNPS while maintaining high-precision FP64 in other components.
MATLAB, in-house code, 2022
This aGSM4PFM software provides an adaptive remeshing-based Gradient Smoothing Method for solving Phase Field equations with moving interface.
Matlab GUI, Tutorial freeware, 2021
This tutorial freeware (1D Phase Field software) aims at providing students/new beginners a direct computational tool for understanding material microstructure evolution in engineering and material science.
Matlab GUI, Tutorial freeware, 2021
This tutorial freeware (1D diffusion software) aims at providing students/new beginners a direct computational tool for understanding diffusion type of problems in engineering and material science.
FORTRAN & MATLAB & Python, in-house code, 2021
This software enables optimal control of microstructure’s evolution through coupling phase-field models with reinforcement learning algorithms. The microstructure can be guided from any initial, unstructured state to any target state with the least cost. Please refer to the examples.
FORTRAN & MATLAB, in-house code, 2021
The Phase-Field platform solves the general Allan-Cahn and Cahn-Hilliard equations using Finite Difference Method (with uniform grid) or Gradient Smoothing Method (with adaptive grid). Two numerical solvers are provided: a simple explicit solver and an efficient implicit solver. The in-house code will be released as planned associated with upcoming paper publication.
FORTRAN & MATLAB, in-house code, 2021
The L-GSM platform provides a meshfree method for handling large deformation problems with a much better performance in stability and efficiency. Applications can be found here. The in-house code will be released as planned.
MATLAB, in-house code, 2019
Three highly efficient physics-based models are developed in Matlab for predicting the mechanical behaviors of material during processing: large deformation, bound strength, and failure. The software is archived by P&G and here are some samples.