Plastic deformation and fracture of materials

Author: H. Migliori [Germany]
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Publish Date: 1998-06-01
Features: This series consists of 19 volumes (23 sub-series), divided into three parts: Volumes 1–6 primarily discuss the fundamental theories of materials science; Volumes 7–14 focus on the basic properties and practical applications of materials; Volumes 15–19 emphasize the new processing methods and technologies of materials. The series covers all fields of modern materials science, providing systematic and in-depth discussions on various aspects of materials science and technology, supplemented by numerous charts and illustrations to enhance comprehensiveness, detail, rigor, and conciseness. This volume primarily introduces the theoretical foundations and new research progress in the plastic deformation and fracture of materials. It elaborates on the micro-mechanical mechanisms of different material mechanical behaviors based on experiments and theories, while also offering mechanical achievements that integrate material micro-mechanics with macro-mechanical properties. This volume is suitable for scientists, researchers, educators, and industry professionals in materials science, aerospace, aviation, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, electronics, and related fields.