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Molecular dynamics study on partitioned plasticity and strain-transfer mechanisms in gradient nanotwinned Ni
In this paper, the mechanical response and microscopic deformation mechanism of gradient nanotwinned Ni are investigated using molecular dynamics simulations. By constructing seven comparative models (M1–M7), the effects of grain boundaries, twin boundaries, grain size gradient, and twin spacing
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