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Defining the magnitude and direction of lattice distortion.

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[Dislocation Motion Obstacles] │ ├──► Grain Boundaries (Hall-Petch Strengthening) ├──► Solute Atoms (Solid Solution Strengthening) ├──► Precipitates/Particles (Precipitation Hardening) └──► Forest Dislocations (Work Hardening) I. Grain Boundary Strengthening (Hall-Petch) the geometry of dislocations

: Mathematical proof of why real materials deform at stresses orders of magnitude lower than their theoretical atomic bond strengths. 3. Fracture Mechanics and Failure Analysis and High-Temperature Behavior

Covers elastic behavior, the geometry of dislocations, and plastic flow in both crystalline and noncrystalline materials. Failure (Chapters 9-13):

How coherent and incoherent particles impede dislocation motion via shearing or Orowan bypassing. 3. Failure, Fracture, and High-Temperature Behavior