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Deformation and Dislocations
Explores the sliding of dislocations in single crystals, plastic deformation, and stress fields induced by dislocations.
Plasticity of Materials
Explores the plasticity of materials, focusing on deformation behavior, dislocations, and mechanical properties of metals, ceramics, and polymers.
Plasticity: Stress-Strain Behavior and Plastic Flow
Covers stress-strain behavior, plastic flow, work hardening, and dislocation motion.
Metallurgical Processes: Hardening and Maturation
Explores metallurgical hardening processes and microstructure evolution in metals and alloys through heat treatment.
Materials Properties: Ductility, Hardness, Toughness
Explores materials' ductility, hardness, and toughness, covering dislocations, hardening mechanisms, and polymer behavior.
Tensile Test and Deformation Analysis
Explores tensile testing, deformation analysis, and material behavior under different conditions.
Thermal Treatments: Dislocations, Grain Boundaries, and Hardening Mechanisms
Explores dislocations, grain boundaries, and hardening mechanisms in metals through thermal treatments and recrystallization.
Stress and Deformation: Understanding Material Behavior
Explores stress, strain, elasticity, plasticity, and material behavior, emphasizing the importance of dislocations and microstructure.
Mechanical Behavior of Polymers: Ductility and Hardening
Explores the mechanical behavior of polymers, emphasizing ductility and hardening mechanisms.
Precipitation Hardening in Alloys
Explores precipitation hardening in alloys, emphasizing the control of precipitation kinetics and the role of dislocations in strengthening mechanisms.