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Studying Single-Crystal Plasticity with 3D Image Correlation (S&TR, April 2006)

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory materials scientists used a 3D image-correlation system with a novel mechanical test system to investigate how metallic single crystals behave under mechanical stress and strain. The work contributes to LLNL's mission in support of the National Nuclear Security Administration's Stockpile Stewardship Program, developi...

Published April 01, 2006 By David Lassila (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Jeff Florando (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Mary LeBlanc (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)

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