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Quantification of plastic deformation in anorthite using micropillar compression
Plagioclase is the most abundant mineral group of the crust and will therefore either control or strongly influence crustal rheology. Yet, we still know little about crystal plasticity in plagioclase as brittle deformation dominates under most laboratory conditions. To overcome past challenges in qu
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