个人简介
教育经历
2009/09-2013/09,香港大学,机械工程系,固体力学博士
2006/09-2009/07,中国科学技术大学,近代力学系,固体力学硕士
2002/09-2006/07,中国科学技术大学,近代力学系,理论与应用力学学士
工作经历
2017.10至今,北京应用物理与计算数学研究所,副研究员
2013.12-2017.10,北京应用物理与计算数学研究所,助理研究员
研究领域
1. 反应流体动力学:凝聚态炸药中激波/爆轰波传播规律及其与复杂结构相互作用研究
2. 微纳材料中力-电-磁-热耦合效应的多尺度模拟:微纳尺度材料中力-电-磁-热等多物理场作用条件下尺度效应、缺陷等对材料宏观动力学行为影响研究
近期论文
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[1] H. T. Chen (陈海涛), S. D. Zhang, A. K. Soh and W. Y. Yin, ‘Phase field modeling of flexoelectricity in solid dielectrics’, J. Appl. Phys., 118, 034106 (2015);
[2] J. Y. Lee, A. K. Soh, H. T. Chen(陈海涛) and L. Hong, ‘Phase-field modeling of the influence of domain structures on the electrocaloric effects in PbTiO3 thin films’, J. Mater. Sci., 50:1382-1393 (2015);
[3] H. T. Chen(陈海涛), and A. K. Soh, ‘Precision electric control of magnetic domain wall motions in a multiferroic bilayer based on strain-mediated magnetoelectric coupling’, Mater. Res. Bull., 59, 42-48 (2014);
[4] H. T. Chen(陈海涛), A. K. Soh and Y. Ni, ‘Phase field modeling of flexoelectric effects in ferroelectric epitaxial thin films’, Acta Mech. 1-11, (2014);
[5] Y. Ni, H. T. Chen(陈海涛), Y. P. Shi, L. H. He and A. K. Soh, ‘Modeling of polar nanoregions dynamics on the dielectric response’, J. Appl. Phys. 113, 224104 (2013);
[6] H. T. Chen(陈海涛), Y. Ni, and A. K. Soh, ‘Modeling of ferroelectric control of magnetic domain pattern and domain wall properties’, J. Appl. Phys.113, 134102 (2013);
[7] H. T. Chen(陈海涛), and A. K. Soh, ‘Influence of flexoelectric effects on multiferroic nanocomposite thin bilayer films’, J. Appl. Phys. 112, 074104 (2012);
[8] Y. Su, H. T. Chen(陈海涛), J. J. Li, A. K. Soh, and G. J. Weng, ‘Effects of surface tension on size-dependent ferroelectric characteristics of free-standing BaTiO3 nano-thin films’, J. Appl. Phys. 110, 084108 (2011);
[9] H. T. Chen(陈海涛), L. Hong, and A. K. Soh, ‘Effect of film thickness and mismatch strains on magnetoelectric coupling in vertical heteroepitaxial nanocomposite thin film’, J. Appl. Phys. 109, 094102 (2011);
[10] H. T. Chen(陈海涛) and L. H. He, ‘Photoinduced surface topography of nematic elastomers: a Green function approach’, J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 20, 285107 (2008);