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Deformation Mechanisms: Crystal Plasticity

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The deformation mechanisms of the greatest importance in the intra granular plastic deformation of crystalline materials are slip and twinning. In these mechanisms, the strain or change of shape is achieved by the relative movement of blocks of atoms rather than by the more or less independent movement of individual atoms that characterizes the atomic transfer mechanisms considered in the previous chapter

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