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Mechanisms of Microstructural Evolution and Degradation in Aluminum under High-Damage Irradiation
Aluminum alloys are widely used in research reactor systems, yet the mechanisms governing irradiation-induced degradation remain poorly understood. Here we combine conventional cascade-overlap molecular dynamics simulations with an accelerated Iterative Kinetic Approach (IKA) to investigate defect e
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