1983
DOI: 10.1080/01418618308243108
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Development of the dislocation arrangement in Fe-0·9 wt% Si single crystals deformed in tension

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“…At higher levels of strain, i.e. Such a process is compatible with the pattern observed in other deformation conditions : while the mosaic like structure is due to the equi-activity on the two slip systems in a double slip orientation, elongated cells are expected when one slip system dominates like in stage II for single crystal (2) or in grains of polycrystals (8). The progressive opening of cell interiors within the highly concentrated dislocations structure (Fig.…”
Section: Monotonous Deformationsupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…At higher levels of strain, i.e. Such a process is compatible with the pattern observed in other deformation conditions : while the mosaic like structure is due to the equi-activity on the two slip systems in a double slip orientation, elongated cells are expected when one slip system dominates like in stage II for single crystal (2) or in grains of polycrystals (8). The progressive opening of cell interiors within the highly concentrated dislocations structure (Fig.…”
Section: Monotonous Deformationsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…For instance, single slip promoted during cyclic or monotonous deformations gives rise to dipole walls which orientation is perpendicular or at least very inclined with respect to the active slip plane (1)(2)(3). At a temperature below half the melting point, more or less well defined cell structures are frequently observed in face-centred cubic as well as in body-centred cubic materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%