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Prof. Wei Lu

 
 
Prof. Wei Lu

 
Last updated on
09/10/2006

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Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan

Selected Publication

  1. D. Salac and W. Lu, “Design Nanocrack Patterns in Heterogeneous Films,” Nanotechnology, accepted 2006.
  2. D. Salac and W. Lu, “Ordering of Metallic Quantum Dots,” Applied Physics Letters, accepted 2006.
  3. D. Kim and W. Lu, “Creep Flow, Diffusion, and Electromigration in Small Scale Interconnects,” Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, in press 2006.
  4. W. Lu and D. Salac, “Interactions of Metallic Quantum Dots on a Semiconductor Substrate,” Physical Review B, 74, 073304, 2006.
  5. W. Lu and D. Kim, “Thin-Film Structures Induced by Electrostatic Field and Substrate Kinetic Constraint,” Applied Physics Letters, 88, Art. No. 153116, 2006.
  6. W. Lu, “Theory and Simulation of Nanoscale Self-assembly on Substrates”, Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 3, 342–361, 2006.
  7. D. Kim and W. Lu, “Interface Instability and Nanostructure Patterning,” Computational Materials Science, in press 2006.
  8. D. Kim and W. Lu, “Three-dimensional Model of Electrostatically Induced Pattern Formation in Thin Polymer Films,” Physical Review B, 73, 035206, 2006.
  9. D. Salac and W. Lu, “Controlled Nanocrack Patterns for Nanowires”, Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 3, 263-268, 2006.
  10. W. Lu and D. Salac, “Patterning Multilayers of Molecules via Self-Organization,” Physical Review Letters, 94, 146103, 2005.
  11. H.C. Yu and W. Lu, “Dynamics of the Self-assembly of Nanovoids and Nanobubbles in Solids,” Acta Materialia, 53, 1799-1807, 2005.
  12. W. Lu and D. Kim, “Engineering nanophase self-assembly with elastic field,” Acta Materialia, 53, 3689-3694, 2005.
  13. W. Lu and D. Salac, “Programmable Nanoscale Domain Patterns in Multilayers,” Acta Materialia, 53, 3253-3260, 2005.
  14. W. Lu and D. Kim, "Simulation on Nanoscale Self-assembly of Ternary-epilayers," Computational Materials Science, 32, 20-30, 2005.
  15. D. Salac, W. Lu, C.W. Wang, and A.M. Sastry, “Pattern formation in a polymer thin film induced by an in-plane electric field,” Applied Physics Letters, 85, 1161-1163, 2004.
  16. D. Kim and W. Lu, “Stability of Multi-component Epilayers and Nanopattern Formation,” Journal of Nanoparticle Research, 6, 495-507, 2004.
  17. W. Lu and D. Kim, “Patterning Nanoscale Structures by Surface Chemistry,” Nano Letters, 4, 313-316, 2004.
  18. D. Kim and W. Lu, “Self-organized Nanostructures in Multi-phase Epilayers,” Nanotechnology, 15, 667-674, 2004.
  19. K.S. Schneider, W. Lu, T.M. Owens, D.R. Fosnacht, M.M. Banaszak Holl, and B.G. Orr, “Monolayer Pattern Evolution Via Substrate Strain-mediated Spinodal Decomposition,” Physical Review Letters, 93, 166104, 2004.
  20. W. Lu and D. Kim, “Dynamics of Nanoscale Self-Assembly of Ternary Epilayers,” Microelectronic Engineering, 75, 78-84, 2004.
  21. K.S. Schneider, W. Lu, D.R. Fosnacht, B.G. Orr, and M.M. Banaszak Holl, “Dynamic In Situ Characterization of Organic Monolayer Formation via a Novel Substrate-Mediated Mechanism,” Langmuir, 20, 1258-1268, 2004.
  22. Y.F. Gao, W. Lu, and Z. Suo, “A Mesophase Transition in a Binary Monolayer on a Solid Surface,” Acta Materialia, 50, 2297-2308, 2002.
  23. W. Lu and Z. Suo, “Symmetry Breaking in Self-assembled Monolayers on Solid Surfaces. II. Anisotropic Substrate Elasticity,” Physical Review B, 65, Art. No. 205418, 2002.
  24. W. Lu and Z. Suo, “Symmetry Breaking in Self-assembled Monolayers on Solid Surfaces: Anisotropic Surface Stress,” Physical Review B, 65, Art. No. 085401, 2002.
  25. W. Lu and Z. Suo, “Dynamics of Nanoscale Pattern Formation of an Epitaxial Monolayer,” Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 49, 1937-1950, 2001.
  26. W. Lu, D.N. Fang, and K.C. Hwang, “Micromechanics of Ferroelectric Domain Switching Behavior Part II: Constitutive Relations and Hysteresis,” Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 37, 39-47, 2001.
  27. W. Lu, D.N. Fang, and K.C. Hwang, “Micromechanics of Ferroelectric Domain Switching Behavior Part I: Coupled Electromechanical Field of Domain Inclusions,” Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, 37, 29-38, 2001.
  28. Z. Suo and W. Lu, “Forces that Drive Self-Assembly on Solid Surfaces,” Journal of Nanoparticle Research, 2, 333-344, 2000.
  29. Z. Suo and W. Lu, “Composition Modulation and Nanophase Separation in a Binary Epilayer,” Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 48, 211-232, 2000.
  30. W. Lu and Z. Suo, “Coarsening, Refining, and Pattern Emergence in Binary Epilayers,” Zeitschrift fur Metallkunde, 90, 956-960, 1999.
  31. D.N Fang, W. Lu, and K.C. Hwang, “Pseudoelastic Behavior of a CuAlNi Single Crystal under Uniaxial Loading,” Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A - Physical Metallurgy and Materials Science, 30, 1933-1943, 1999.
  32. W. Lu, D.N. Fang, C. Q. Li, and K.C. Hwang, “Nonlinear Electric-Mechanical Behavior and Micromechanics Modeling of Ferroelectric Domain Evolution,” Acta Materialia, 47, 2913-2926, 1999.
  33. D.N. Fang, W. Lu, W.Y. Yan, T. Inoue, and K.C. Hwang, “Stress-Strain Relation of CuAlNi SMA Single Crystal under Biaxial Loading-Constitutive Model and Experiments,” Acta Materialia, 47, 269-280, 1998.