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| May12-12, 05:45 AM | #1 |
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Schmidt factor and slipping systems
correct me if I'm wrong please:
Initial slip system is [011] (-1-11) If I have a tensile axis orientated in [-214], as slipping proceeds it will rotate towards the following direction: [-214] + n[011] = [-225] it will rotate towards the [-225] direction. once it gets there, there will now be two slip systems available. [-101](111) and [011](-1-11). now.. my question is... my book it says that the [-225] will rotate towards the <112> type direction but will never quite get there. for deformation along the <112> type direction the rotations induced by the two slip systems exactly cancel my question is: WHYYYYYYY??????????????????? |
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