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From dislocation cores to strength and work-hardening: a study of binary Ni3Al
A quantitative model for the peak temperature in work-hardening in L12 intermetallics is proposed. It is based on the competition between the exhaustion of mobile dislocations by the Kear Wilsdorf mechanism and the yielding of incomplete locks at high stress. The model is assessed by a set of experi
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