Abstract
Atomistic modeling of hydrostatic pressure influence on critical resolved shear stress was performed for glide of screw <a> dislocation in magnesium. It was found that application of pressure can change the resolved critical stress for basal and prismatic slip. The effect is dependent on dislocation core structure. It can be connected to the pressure dependence transient dilatation of the dislocation core.
Publisher
V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
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