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Fine Oxide Dispersoids Modulate Phonon Drag and Dislocation Relaxation in Dynamically Deformed Superalloys
Plastic deformation in metallic alloys is primarily governed by the motion of dislocations, which are atomic scale line defects that move through the crystal lattice under an applied stress. Superalloys containing fine oxide particles withstand extreme temperatures for prolonged durations by resisti
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