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Material Engineering in Boston, MA

Hello Andrew, I hope everything is going well. I'm taking my Master's degree at Northeastern University in Mechanical Engineering (material science program) and I have a final for my "kinetics of phase transformations" class is in 4 days. I was wondering if you know any of the following topics to help me with: 1)dislocations in crystals (edge and screw) in terms of plane rotation 2) Low angle boundaries/high angle boundaries (finding hkl directions and energies of grain boundaries)/ grain coarsening etc... 3)twinning and slip planes in crystalline materials 4) spinodal decomposition 5) martensitic/eutectoid transformations 6) nucleation and growth of precipitates and interfaces of alloys Please let me know which of these topics you are familiar with as I would like to spend a short amount of time going over some of these concepts if you are available this weekend. I'm particularly unfamiliar with the hkl directions, slip/twin planes and directions in crystals as I didn't spend much time learning them in my undergrad studies. I would prefer to meet in the a room in my building (zip code: 02111). I look forward to hearing from you. Please e-mail me ASAP. Best Regards, M. K.

Sent by Mohamed on 4/21/16