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Investigating twin boundary-dislocation interaction in MgY using quasi in-situ nanoindentation and electron channeling contrast imaging
Defect–grain boundary interactions have been proven essential for the development of tailored microstructures for high-performance materials. We aim to unravel the mechanical response of grain boundaries by investigating dislocation activity in the vicinity of a tensile twin boundary (TB) in Mg–Y. A
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