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Setting flux boundaries leads to more complicated inhomogeneous problems.
Therefore, the presence of twin boundaries leads to increase of yield stress, as shown in Fig. 2. With circular cross-sections, the stress for dislocation nucleation is high, and this stress suffices for yielding also.
The introduction of a higher fraction of {111}/∑3 boundaries leads to a lower contribution of intergranular fracture to the total crack length and a lower local propagation rate of fatigue crack in SUS304 stainless steel.
Although the use of discontinuous double radii edges should be avoided according to earlier reports [1,2], it is shown here through the construction of an optimization algorithm, that the use of a single curve for the outer boundaries leads to strains in the arms that are strongly dependent on these single curved edges.
Based on fracture surface analysis, the premature cracks occur around big particles in grain boundaries lead to loss of elongation.
Additional displacements of the metal atoms close to the boundaries lead to rumplings of up to 0.06 Å.
Twinning boundaries led to a very high strain hardening coefficient by restraining the dislocation mean free path.
However, these same boundaries lead to limited thermal stability and a tendency to fail in a brittle manner, issues which limit the practical usage of these materials.
The increase in operative slip length occasioned by the presence of low-angle grain boundaries lead to enhanced crack initiation and reduced lifetime.
