JW
J. Michael Winey
Washington State University
Research areas: Materials Science · Materials Chemistry · High-pressure geophysics and materials · High-Velocity Impact and Material Behavior · Energetic Materials and Combustion
Employment
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Washington State University Research Scientist1999 - Present
Education
- 1988 - 1995
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Publications (37)
- Twinning and Dislocation Evolution during Shock Compression and Release of Single Crystals: Real-Time X-Ray Diffraction Save
- Strength and deformation of shocked diamond single crystals: Orientation dependence Save
- Transformation of shock-compressed graphite to hexagonal diamond in nanoseconds Save
- Shock compression and release of a-axis magnesium single crystals: Anisotropy and time dependent inelastic response Save
- Complete equation of state for shocked liquid nitrogen: Analytical developments Save
- Nonlinear elastic response of strong solids: First-principles calculations of the third-order elastic constants of diamond Save
- Third-order elastic constants of diamond determined from experimental data Save
- Sound velocities in highly oriented pyrolytic graphite shocked to 18 GPa: Orientational order dependence and elastic instability Save
- Shock wave compression and release of hexagonal-close-packed metal single crystals: Inelastic deformation of c-axis magnesium Save
- Shock wave compression of hexagonal-close-packed metal single crystals: Time-dependent, anisotropic elastic-plastic response of beryllium Save
- Shock-compressed graphite to diamond transformation on nanosecond time scales Save
- Inelastic deformation in shocked sapphire single crystals Save
- Shock compression of pyrolytic graphite to 18 GPa: Role of orientational order Save
- Unloading and reloading response of shocked aluminum single crystals: Time-dependent anisotropic material description Save
- Elastic anisotropy of shocked aluminum single crystals: Use of molecular dynamics simulations Save
- Anisotropic material model and wave propagation simulations for shocked pentaerythritol tetranitrate single crystals Save
- Determination of second-order elastic constants of cyclotetramethylene tetranitramine (β-HMX) using impulsive stimulated thermal scattering Save
- A thermodynamic approach to determine accurate potentials for molecular dynamics simulations: thermoelastic response of aluminum Save
- Elastic wave amplitudes in shock-compressed thin polycrystalline aluminum samples Save
- Large elastic wave amplitude and attenuation in shocked pure aluminum Save