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Formation of grain boundaries in ductile single crystals under plane-strain simple shear: a block-coordinate finite element method
Large plastic deformation can drive an initially uniform single crystal to spontaneously subdivide into misoriented grains separated by thin dislocation walls -- a pattern-forming instability rooted in the loss of convexity of the crystal's elastic energy at large strain. We study this phenomenon fo
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