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Annual Review of Materials Research

Volume 44, 2014

Growth Twins and Deformation Twins in Metals

Abstract

This article reviews recent basic research on two classes of twins: growth twins and deformation twins. We focus primarily on studies that aim to understand, via experiments, modeling, or both, the causes and effects of twinning at a fundamental level. We anticipate that, by providing a broad perspective on the latest advances in twinning, this review will help set the stage for designing new metallic materials with unprecedented combinations of mechanical and physical properties.

Keyword(s): grain boundaries, interfaces, mechanisms, nanotwinned metals, polycrystals
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