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Evidence for Distributed Fault Energetics and Their Impact on Deformation in a Chemically Complex Alloy
Chemically complex alloys feature intrinsically heterogeneous local chemical environments and, consequently, fluctuations in local fault energetics. However, experimentally quantifying their relationship remains challenging, leaving the role of this distributed energy landscape in deformation mechan
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