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Fundamental knowledge of inorganic chemistry and physical chemistry, crystallography,and physics of solids. Fundamental notions from the field of thermodynamics. Fundamentals of materials science.

Students sit an examination as part of their doctoral studies.
Students regularly attend lectures, recommended seminars and seminar consultations.

The objective is to make students familiar with the connections between the structure of real metallic and non-metallic crystals and the physical processes of their technological applications (heat treatment, metal forming, welding, casting).
This course enables students to acquire a knowledge about the internal structure of structural materials and about the thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of their phase transformations. Students are also made familiar with the deformation and fracture behaviour of materials, with the fundamentals of fracture mechanics, and with selected degradation processes (corrosion, wear).

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D. C. Wallace: Thermodynamics of Crystals. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 1972 (EN)
Kittel, C: Kittel′s Introduction to Solid State Physics 8th Edition, Wiley, 2018 (EN)

Umeno Y. et al. Multiphysics in Nanostructures, Springer Tokyo 2017 (EN)