M. A. Fortes
Abstract
Tilt and twist components are determined for cubic bicrystals meeting at a planar boundary. It is shown that any boundary is nearly either a twist or tilt boundary, but the distinction between the two types is, in some cases, ambiguous.
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Tilt and twist components are determined for cubic bicrystals meeting at a planar boundary. It is shown that any boundary is nearly either a twist or tilt boundary, but the distinction between the two types is, in some cases, ambiguous.
Key concepts: Twist, Tilt (camera), Boundary (topology), Planar, Materials science, Geometry, Mathematical analysis, Mathematics