How does stacking fault energy affect strain hardening in FCC materials?

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Dear everyone,
Can anyone explain how variation of Stacking Fault Energy(SFE) for different Face Centered Cubic(FCC) materials affect the stain hardening rate? For example SFE of aluminium is 250 mJ/m^2 and that of stainless steel is 9 mJ/m^2. Can you please explain which material has higher strain hardening coefficient and the reason behind it?

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