Grain boundaries and interfaces in slip transfer

By T. Bieler, Philip Eisenlohr, Chun Zhang, H. Phukan, M. Crimp. 2014

340 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

1. F. Dunne
2. T. Bieler
3. Javier Llorca
4. M. Peña-Ortega
5. Zebang Zheng
6. D. Balint
7. Rasool Alizadeh
8. S. Waheed

In Mechanical Engineering

1. F. Dunne
2. Zebang Zheng
3. T. Bieler
4. D. Balint
5. Javier Llorca
6. S. Waheed
7. Michael D. Sangid
8. A. Wilkinson

In Mechanics of Materials

1. F. Dunne
2. T. Bieler
3. Javier Llorca
4. Carlos Gonz'alez
5. A. Wilkinson
6. T. Ben Britton
7. F. Naya
8. Cláudio S. Lopes

Citations in the corpus

• An analysis of (the lack of) slip transfer between near-cube oriented grains in pure Al (2019, background): “This possibility is not generally available for hexagonal materials and, as a result, slip transfer is observed more often in higher misoriented boundaries (Bieler et al., 2014; Hémery et al., 2018).”
• Slip transfer across phase boundaries in dual phase titanium alloys and the effect on strain rate sensitivity (2018, background): “A recent review by Bieler et al. (2014) indicates that tracking local slip behaviour near grain boundaries is necessary in order to understand damage nucleation and evolution.”