Deformation in metals is size dependent over length scales ranging from a few nanometers to 100 μm. Two frameworks, dislocation dynamics and gradient plasticity, each having a length scale with different interpretation are discussed. It is suggested that various dislocation arrangements produce different physical behavior with different gradients and length scales. © 2002 Acta Materialia Inc. Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved
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Various deformation models incorporating higher-order gradients are discussed and their implications...
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To explain the size effect found in the testing of plastic behavior of metals on the micrometer scal...
Over a scale which extends from about a fraction of a micron to tens of microns, metals display a st...
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A few issues related to the modeling of size effects in terms of geometrically necessary dislocation...
Conventional continuum mechanics models of inelastic deformation processes axe size scale independen...
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Sub-micron and nano-size material systems and components are now regularly being fabricated for use ...
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Various deformation models incorporating higher-order gradients are discussed and their implications...
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