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Interfacial Accommodation as a Candidate Ductility Pathway in Intermetallic-Rich Alloys
Heterophase interfaces are increasingly recognized as active participants in plastic deformation, yet quantitative methods for comparing their strain-accommodation capacity remain limited. Here, we present an atomistic framework for quantifying interface-mediated strain accommodation using molecular
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