Uncertainty Quantification and Propagation for EOS

ORAL · K01 · ID: 1459017

Presentations

  • ORAL

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    Publication: Planned submission to Journal of Applied Physics, tentatively titled "Quantifying uncertainty in analysis of shockless dynamic compression experiments on platinum, Part 1: Inverse Lagrangian analysis."

    Presenters

    • Jean-Paul Davis

      • Sandia National Laboratories

    Authors

    • Jean-Paul Davis

      • Sandia National Laboratories

    • Justin L Brown

      • Sandia National Laboratories

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  • ORAL

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    Presenters

    • Scott D Crockett

      • Los Alamos Natl Lab

    Authors

    • Scott D Crockett

      • Los Alamos Natl Lab

    • Pat Kalita

      • Sandia National Laboratories

    • Sven P Rudin

      • Los Alamos Natl Lab

    • Travis Sjostrom

      • Los Alamos National Laboratory

    • Charles Starrett

      • LANL

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  • ORAL

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    Presenters

    • Eliana Krakovsky

      • Los Alamos National Laboratory

    Authors

    • Eliana Krakovsky

      • Los Alamos National Laboratory

    • Charles Starrett

      • LANL

    • Carl W Greeff

      • Los Alamos Natl Lab

    • Travis Sjostrom

      • Los Alamos National Laboratory

    • Qian Yang

      • University of Connecticut

    • Scott D Crockett

      • Los Alamos Natl Lab

    • Daniel A Rehn

      • Los Alamos National Laboratories
      • Los Alamos National Laboratory

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  • ORAL

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    Publication: This work is part of a planned paper with tentative title: "Using uncertainty quantification in a multi-scale setting to guide the design of engineering ceramics subjected to hypervelocity impacts" authored by Sakshi Braroo and K.T. Ramesh who are also the authors of the submitted abstract to APS.

    Presenters

    • Sakshi Braroo

      • Johns Hopkins University

    Authors

    • Sakshi Braroo

      • Johns Hopkins University

    • Kaliat T Ramesh

      • Johns Hopkins University
      • Johns Hopkins University, Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute

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