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Plastic Deformation
  1. Plastic Deformation of Crystals
  2. Crystallographic Slip by Dislocation Motion
  3. Slip Systems
  4. Stress Field around an Edge Dislocation
  5. Interaction between Two Dislocations
  6. Interaction between Many Dislocations
  7. Stress to Move a Dislocation
  8. Yield Stress
  9. Strain Hardening
  10. Strengthening
  11. Flow Strength During Hot Rolling
  12. Strain Hardening During Cold Rolling
  13. Dynamic Recovery
  14. Effect of Temperature
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Crystallographic Slip by Dislocation Motion

Crystallographic slip requires a very high stress if the crystal planes are displaced rigidly. If the displacement proceeds sequentially, however, by motion of a crystal dislocation only low stresses are needed for the shape change. The macroscopic deformation parameters, flow stress and strain rate can be directly related to the dislocation properties, force on a dislocation (Peach-Koehler equation) and dislocation velocity (Orowan equation).

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