Dynamic plasticity in transition from thermal activation to viscous drag
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For low-to-intermediate rates of mechanical loading, plastic deformation, is controlled by thermal activation or mechanical penetration of dislocations through barriers. These barriers can be solute atoms, impurities, or, in the case of very pure materials, other dislocations. At some point between intermediate strain rates (10 -- 10{sup 4} s{sup {minus}1}) and the higher strain rates (10{sup 5} -- 10{sup 7} s{sup {minus}1}) associated with weak-shock compression, the plastic deformation proces…
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Date:
January 1, 1991
Creator:
Johnson, J.N. & Tonks, D.L.
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