Material Science: Plasticity and Deformation Mechanisms

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of material science, focusing on plasticity, elasticity, and deformation mechanisms in metals. Topics covered include plastic deformation stages, work hardening, dislocations, and defects in crystalline materials. The instructor explains the mechanical behavior of materials under stress, emphasizing the importance of understanding material structure and elasticity.

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