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Hydrogen-stabilized multimodal high-index twin network in iron
Hydrogen significantly affects plasticity in bcc iron, but its role is commonly attributed to dislocation-mediated mechanisms, leaving the influence of hydrogen on phase transformation and deformation twinning poorly understood. We use a density-functional-theory-trained deep-neural-network interato
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