February 1, 1960British Journal of Applied Physics371 citations

Microcracks, and the static and dynamic elastic constants of annealed and heavily cold-worked metals

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The existence of sub-microscopic cracks in heavily cold-worked metals has been suggested in explanation of the very large discrepancies in dislocation densities estimated from changes in density and electrical resistivity, and release of stored energy on annealing such materials.

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