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Justin W. Wilkerson

Texas A&M University

Langford Building A

798 Ross St.

College Station, TX 77843-3137

United States

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SCHOLARLY PAPERS

3

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59

Scholarly Papers (3)

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Strength-Ductility Synergy of a High Chromium Martensitic Steel with a Unique Microstructure Under Dynamic Extremes

Number of pages: 17 Posted: 20 May 2025
Thomas Parker, Billy Hornbuckle, Debjoy D. Mallick, John D. Clayton and Justin W. Wilkerson
DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory, DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory - Science of Extreme Materials Division, DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory, DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory and Texas A&M University
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Chromium steel, Shock compression, Spall, Plasticity, Phase transformation, Microstructure

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Data-Driven Insights into Composition–Property Relationships in FCC High-Entropy Alloys

Number of pages: 10 Posted: 25 Aug 2025
Nicolas Flores, Daniel Salas, Wenle Xu, Sahu Bibhu, Daniel Lewis, Alexandra Eve Salinas, Samantha Mitra, Raj Mahat, Surya R. Kalidindi, Justin W. Wilkerson, James Paramore, Ankit Srivastiva, George M. Pharr, Douglas Allaire, Ibrahim Karaman, Brady Butler, Vahid Attari and R. Arroyave
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mechanical properties, Modeling, Nanoindentation, High-Entropy Alloys, Machine learning

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A Multiscale Finite Element Analysis of the Dynamic Fragmentation of Additively Manufactured Porous Metal Rings

Number of pages: 70 Posted: 03 Feb 2026
Stephen Caleb Foster, Justin W. Wilkerson and Jose Antonio Rodriguez-Martinez
Duquesne University, Texas A&M University and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
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Additively manufactured metals, Microstructural porosity, Ring expansion, Dynamic fragmentation, Computational homogenization, Finite element simulation