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Unifying Plasticity in Ordered and Disordered Matter using Topological and Geometrical Descriptors
Identifying the regions responsible for plastic flow in amorphous solids remains an open problem, since structural disorder seems to prevent the direct application of concepts such as dislocations, topological defects that successfully describe irreversible deformations in crystalline systems. Here,
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