Book of abstracts / 3rd International Workshop on Physics-based Models and Experimental Verification : organized in the context of European Commission’s Enlargement and Integration Action by the Joint Research Centre ... June 2 - 4, 2014 in Çeşme, Turkey

This report contains the abstracts of keynote lectures, oral and Poster presentations at the 3nd International Workshop on Physics Based Modelling of Material Properties and Experimental Observations, with special focus on creep and plastic in metallic materials. The workshop was organized in the context of European Commission's Enlargement and Integration Action by the Joint Research Centre in collaboration with University of Oxford, Middle East Technical University and Max Planck Institute, June 2- 4, 2014 in Çeşme Turkey. By "physics-based" we refer to models that address microstructures and associated thermodynamic non-equilibrium mechanisms and processes at different length and time scales. Such models include molecular dynamics, dislocation dynamics and crystal plasticity. The ultimate goal is to combine several models into a multi-scale approach to address complex material properties and also application to industrial components. The workshop presentations give an overview of different physics-based models and associated experiments. It provides examples of how such can be used for improved understanding and more reliable predictions but also discussed the limitations and future research needs.