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A discussion of the structure and behaviour of dipole walls in cyclic plasticity

L. M. Brown †
Pages 2501-2520 | Received 19 Aug 2003, Accepted 18 Mar 2004, Published online: 21 Aug 2006

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C. Erel, G. Po & N. Ghoniem. (2017) Dependence of hardening and saturation stress in persistent slip bands on strain amplitude during cyclic fatigue loading. Philosophical Magazine 97:32, pages 2947-2970.
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L. M. Brown. (2016) Power laws in dislocation plasticity. Philosophical Magazine 96:26, pages 2696-2713.
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M. Niewczas. (2014) Intermittent plastic flow of single crystals: central problems in plasticity: a review. Materials Science and Technology 30:7, pages 739-757.
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L M Brown. (2012) Constant intermittent flow of dislocations: central problems in plasticity. Materials Science and Technology 28:11, pages 1209-1232.
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J. Křišťan & J. Kratochvíl. (2007) Interactions of glide dislocations in a channel of a persistent slip band. Philosophical Magazine 87:29, pages 4593-4613.
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K. W. Schwarz & H. Mughrabi. (2006) Interaction and passing stress of two threading dislocations of opposite sign in a confined channel. Philosophical Magazine Letters 86:12, pages 773-785.
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L. M. Brown. (2006) Dislocation bowing and passing in persistent slip bands. Philosophical Magazine 86:25-26, pages 4055-4068.
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L. M. Brown . (2005) Unifying concepts in dislocation plasticity. Philosophical Magazine 85:26-27, pages 2989-3001.
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H. Mughrabi & F. Pschenitzka. (2005) Constrained glide and interaction of bowed-out screw dislocations in confined channels. Philosophical Magazine 85:26-27, pages 3029-3045.
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Roya Ermagan, Maxime Sauzay & Michael Ernest Kassner. (2020) Assessment of Internal Stresses Using Dislocation Dipole Heights in Cyclically Deformed [001] Copper Single Crystals. Metals 10:4, pages 512.
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Ladislas Kubin & Maxime Sauzay. (2017) Persistent slip bands: The bowing and passing model revisited. Acta Materialia 132, pages 517-524.
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Ladislas Kubin & Maxime Sauzay. (2016) Persistent slip bands: Similitude and its consequences. Acta Materialia 104, pages 295-302.
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Giacomo Po, Mamdouh S. Mohamed, Tamer Crosby, Can Erel, Anter El-Azab & Nasr Ghoniem. (2014) Recent Progress in Discrete Dislocation Dynamics and Its Applications to Micro Plasticity. JOM 66:10, pages 2108-2120.
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Kohsaku Ushioda, Shoji Goto, Yoshinari Komatsu, Akinori Hoshino & Shigeto Takebayashi. (2008) Evolution of Dislocation Structure and Fatigue Crack Behavior in Fe-Si Alloys during Cyclic Bending Test. Tetsu-to-Hagane 94:8, pages 321-330.
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A. GEORGE, A. JACQUES & M. LEGROS. (2007) Low-cycle fatigue in silicon: comparison with fcc metals. Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures 30:1, pages 41-56.
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