Dislocation Multiplication is a mechanism in dislocation theory within dislocation mechanics that describes the process by which dislocations increase in number through localized plastic deformation, enabling continued strain hardening in crystalline materials.
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Multiplication Processes for Slow Moving Dislocations
F. C. Frank, W. T. Read · Physical Review · 1950 · 588 citations
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