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Mechanistic transition between inter- and trans-granular creep cracking via a unified crystal plasticity-fracture framework
High-temperature creep in metals remains challenging due to the complex interplay of deformation and failure mechanisms across multiple length scales. The trade-off between inter- and trans-granular cracking governs the transition of creep rupture behaviour in metallic materials. However, the microm
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