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Regularities of misorientation in [1¯11] FCC single crystals

Dmitry V. Lychagin, Ekaterina Alexsandrovna Alfyorova, Михаил Васильевич Лычагин

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We analyze the misorientation of [1¯11] FCC single crystals during compression deformation. The development of local areas of misorientation is considered at different scale levels (starting with the macrolevel (specimen surface) and ending with a dislocation structure). It is shown that the accumulation of misorientation at dislocation subsystems contributes to the misorientation accumulation at higher scale levels.

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We analyze the misorientation of [1¯11] FCC single crystals during compression deformation. The development of local areas of misorientation is considered at different scale levels (starting with the macrolevel (specimen surface) and ending with a dislocation structure). It is shown that the accumulation of misorientation at dislocation subsystems contributes to the misorientation accumulation at higher scale levels.

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We analyze the misorientation of [1¯11] FCC single crystals during compression deformation. The development of local areas of misorientation is considered at different scale levels (starting with the macrolevel (specimen surface) and ending with a dislocation structure). It is shown that the accumulation of misorientation at dislocation subsystems contributes to the misorientation accumulation at higher scale levels.

Key concepts: Misorientation, Dislocation, Materials science, Deformation (meteorology), Crystallography, Compression (physics), Condensed matter physics, Scale (ratio)

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