Titlebook: Dislocation Dynamics and Plasticity; Taira Suzuki,Shin Takeuchi,Hideo Yoshinaga Textbook 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Cryst

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High-Temperature Deformation of Metals and Alloys,map. The problems special to high-temperature deformation, and the experimental techniques to settle them, are given to help the understanding of the deformation mechanism described in the following chapters.

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Women in Society and in the Novel,oft metals move at a speed of a few ms. or more at the yield point at room temperature. On account of such a rate of motion, dislocations are subject to strong frictional forces due to conduction electrons and lattice phonons. As a result, important and interesting behavior of dislocations characteristic of these metals is observed.

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Motion of Dislocations in Soft Metals,oft metals move at a speed of a few ms. or more at the yield point at room temperature. On account of such a rate of motion, dislocations are subject to strong frictional forces due to conduction electrons and lattice phonons. As a result, important and interesting behavior of dislocations characteristic of these metals is observed.

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Dislocations in bcc Metals and Their Motion,eak temperature dependence of the yield stress, metals with bcc structure show, without exception, a strong temperature dependence. In this chapter, we describe characteristic plastic behavior of bcc metals and its interpretation.

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Dislocations and Their Fundamental Properties,ributed to the understanding of dislocations in a variety of crystals. In this preparatory chapter, we briefly survey the concept of the dislocation and its fundamental properties. An introduction to this subject can be found in [1.1–3] and more advanced treatments in [1.4–7].

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Von der Schule in die Arbeitsweltction between dislocations and solute atoms in alloys. The resistance of these obstacles of course exists also at low temperatures. However, the effect of diffusion on the resistance becomes severe at high temperatures. The diffusion effect is the subject of this chapter.

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Von der Schule in die Arbeitswelten in composite materials the strength decreases at high temperatures in many cases. The decrease is also caused by the increase in diffusion velocity. In this chapter will be described the kinds of materials which exist as useful composites and how their deformation is affected by diffusion.