Physical Foundations of Materials Science

By G. Gottstein. 2004

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Strengthening and strain hardening mechanisms in a precipitation-hardened high-Mn lightweight steel (2017, background): “tion slip on a crystallographic plane, a shear stress, the so-called Peierls stress, has to be exerted on the slip plane, which depends exponentially on the ratio of lattice spacing d to the Burgers vector b and therefore ought to be smallest for slip along the close-packed direction on the close-pa”
BCC-FCC interfacial effects on plasticity and strengthening mechanisms in high entropy alloys (2018, methodology): “For the FCC phase 12 slip systems described by (111) < 11̅0 > were considered, whereas for the BCC grain 48 possible slip systems on (11̅0), (112̅) and (123̅) planes and along < 111 > slip direction were taken into account for SF calculations [26].”
Effect of thermomechanical processing on microstructure and mechanical properties of the carbon-containing CoCrFeNiMn high entropy alloy (2017, methodology): “Note the different annealing conditions used in Ref lower stresses required for dislocation slip in the carbon-containing alloy as the width of dissociated dislocations is lower in higher SFE materials [56].”
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