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Microstructural Origins of Plastic Work Partitioning during Deformation of 310S TWIP Steel
The microstructural mechanisms governing the plastic work partitioning in twinning-induced plasticity (TWIP) steels remain insufficiently understood, particularly under strain localization. This study provides a crystallographic-scale interpretation of the fraction of plastic work stored during defo
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