Evidence of a two--dimensional grain sliding regime in the plastic deformation of micron and sub--micron films
Copper and aluminium sub-micron films are structured as columnar arrays of grains traversing the entire film, and hence are virtual two-dimensional polycrystalline solids. A closed-form solution for the two-dimensional plastic flow is obtained assuming that grain boundary sliding is the dominating m...
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description | Copper and aluminium sub-micron films are structured as columnar arrays of
grains traversing the entire film, and hence are virtual two-dimensional
polycrystalline solids. A closed-form solution for the two-dimensional plastic
flow is obtained assuming that grain boundary sliding is the dominating
mechanism for deformation. The theoretical results obtained here are in close
agreement with experimental data appeared in the literature, which suggests
further work on the subject. |
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