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Distribution of the opening stress and dislocations

Plastic Deformation at Microscale

08.04.2020 Dr. Nilgoon Irani

What is plastic deformation? Plastic deformation, in general, can be defined as a permanent deformation, a non-reversible change in the geometry of a body under applied stresses (forces). For example, if hit sufficiently hard by […]

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