Dr. Adib Samin, PhD
Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering
Publications
A few representative publications are listed below. (* indicates Master’s student).
[1] Heaton*, L. A., Chu, Kevin, and Samin, A. J. The behavior of ½ <111> screw dislocations in W–Mo alloys analyzed through atomistic simulations. Journal of Applied Physics, 2024. 135 (8) p. 085110.
[2] Doležal*, T. D. and Samin, A. J. Adsorption of Oxygen to High Entropy Alloy Surfaces for up to 2 ML Coverage Using Density Functional Theory and Monte Carlo Calculations, ACS Langmuir, 2022. 38 (10) p. 3158.
[3] Samin, A. J. and Petrosky, J. C. An analysis of point defects in ZnTe using density functional theory calculations. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2022. 921: p. 166017.
[4] Samin, A. J. Oxidation thermodynamics of Nb-Ti alloys studied via first-principles calculations, Journal of Alloys and Compdounds, 2021. 879: p.160455.
[5] Samin, A. J., Andersson, D.A., Holby, E. H., and Uberuaga, B. P. First-principles localized cluster expansion study of the kinetics of hydrogen diffusion in homogeneous and heterogeneous Fe-Cr alloys, Physical Review B. 99 (2019) 014110.
[6] Samin, A. J., Holby, E. F. Andersson, D. and Uberuaga, B. P. On the role of electro-migration in the evolution of radiation damage in nanostructured ionic materials. Electrochemistry Communications, 2018. 96: p. 47-52.
[7] Samin, A. J. and Taylor, C. A. First-principles investigation of surface properties and adsorption of oxygen on Ni-22Cr and the role of molybdenum. Corrosion Science, 2018. 134: 103-111.
[8] Samin, A. J. and C.D. Taylor, A Combined Density Functional Theory and Monte Carlo Investigation of the Competitive Adsorption of Atomic Oxygen and Chlorine to the Ni (111) Surface. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2018. 165(7): p. C302-C309.
[9] Samin, A. J. A review of radiation-induced demagnetization of permanent magnets. Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2018. 503: p. 42-55.
[10]Samin, A. J., Wu, E. and Zhang, J. The thermodynamic and transport properties of GdCl3 in molten eutectic LiCl-KCl derived from the analysis of cyclic voltammetry signals. Journal of Applied Physics, 2017. 121(7): p. 074904.
[11] Samin, A. J., A one-dimensional stochastic approach to the study of cyclic voltammetry with adsorption effects. AIP Advances, 2016. 6(5): p. 055101.