Methodological study demonstrates elastic strain mapping in plastically deformed materials, indicating a solution to orientation gradient artifacts.
A method for mapping elastic strains by TEM in plastically deformed materials is presented. A characteristic feature of plastically deformed materials, which cannot be handled by standard strain measurement method, is the presence of orientation gradients. To circumvent this issue, we couple orientation and strain maps obtained from scanning precession electron diffraction datasets. More specifically, orientation gradients are taken into account by 1) identifying the diffraction spot positions in a reference pattern, 2) measuring the disorientation between the diffraction patterns in the map and the reference pattern, 3) rotating the coordinate system following the measured disorientation at each position in the map, 4) calculating strains in the rotated coordinate system. At present, only azimuthal rotations of the crystal are handled. The method is illustrated on a Cr
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