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Defect-controlled twin activation in crystallographically equivalent magnesium micropillars
Tensile twinning plays a central role in accommodating -axis plasticity in Mg. In bulk Mg, it typically shows a relatively deterministic response with a low critical stress, whereas in confined volumes it exhibits broad yield-stress distributions that complicate the prediction of small-scale mech
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