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Cracking the case: fluctuations enhance ductility in refractory alloys
Refractory body-centered cubic (BCC) alloys are attractive candidates for structural applications at extreme temperatures, yet combining room-temperature ductility with high-temperature strength remains the unsolved challenge. Ductility in crystals requires that dislocations emit from a sharp crack
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