Deformation and imperfections in aluminum.
Abstract
The occurrence of twinning in aluminum and the part played by
twinning in the plastic deformation of aluminum has not been adequately
interpreted. The structure of aluminum has been determined only by the
DeBye-Scherrer powder method which does not reveal the presence of
twinning. With the use of oscillating crystal techniques, the twinning
is revealed in aluminum. With the demonstration of twinning in aluminum,
the need for further analysis of twinning as a mode of deformation becomes
more and more apparent.
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