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Deformation of Heterogeneous Structures

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As previously discussed, plastic deformation occurs by dislocation sliding or twinning, driven by shear stress; however, dislocation sliding is predominant at room temperature for most metals with a few exceptions. As for the shear stress to induce the plastic deformation, known as the critical shear stress , its true magnitude is much lower than the theoretical value, with sliding facilitated by dislocations, on a single crystal level.

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Chung, K., Lee, MG. (2018). Deformation of Heterogeneous Structures. In: Basics of Continuum Plasticity. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8306-8_5

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