Levine, L.
and Thomson, R.
(2008),
A Statistical Connection Between Dislocations and Mechanical Properties, Plasticity
(Accessed December 13, 2024)
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A Statistical Connection Between Dislocations and Mechanical Properties
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The extreme complexity of the dislocation-based processes that underlie plastic deformation are in marked contrast to the relatively simple behavior observed macroscopically. The simplification arises because a deforming metal can be described as a self-organizing critical system, where the internal state variables are statistical dislocation-transport parameters. The connection to dislocation and lower-level atomistic processes comes in through the continuously evolving distribution of dislocation segment lengths within the dislocation cell walls.Citation
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dislocations, percolation theory, plastic deformation, slip lines, work hardening
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Created October 16, 2008