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Generally, higher dislocation density induces higher hardening.
The darker points in the dislocation accumulation map represent the areas with higher dislocation density.
The higher dislocation density and the more activated slipping planes lead to the outstanding plasticity of AlCrCuFeNi HEA.
As a result, higher dislocation density does not necessarily mean higher fractions of junctions, jogs and polarized dislocation structures.
A much higher compressive stress would introduce a much higher dislocation density immediately before creep deformation.
Meanwhile, grain rotation is slower and more difficult in non-equal molar Co35Fe15, and the greater low angle boundary fraction indicates the higher dislocation density.
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Since the dislocation density in α′ is extremely high compared to that in α R and α NR, we determined that the grains with higher dislocation densities and without precipitation of carbides correspond to α′ in Figs. 5 and 6.
48 More recently, a study on sub-micron Al fibers reported shear failure for samples with a low dislocation density of ≍5 × 10 m−2, while higher dislocation densities resulted in necking before failure.
Both low and high dislocation density ingots were observed.
Intersections between dislocations in these high dislocation density tangles will subsequently provide localized concentrations of vacancies sufficient to form loops.
In dual-phase steel, this behaviour is mainly attributed to high dislocation density produced by martensite transformation (Saleh & Priestner 2001).
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