Dislocation Pinning Effect of Grain Boundary Segregated Solute Atoms at a Crack Tip

Jin Yu; James R. Rice

doi:10.1557/proc-122-361

Dislocation Pinning Effect of Grain Boundary Segregated Solute Atoms at a Crack Tip

MRS Proceedings 122

Article 1988 English

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We analyze the stressing of a crack along a grain interface on which there have segregated solute atoms which retain a residual misfit volume relative to a

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