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We present a stability map which predicts the domains of shear instability due to grain rotation in nanocrystalline materials. The onset of this mode of instability is influenced by grain-size-dependent mechanisms and the length-scale of intergranular interaction. The map shows the grain size regimes that are inherently susceptible to this mode for a range of materials. In the amorphous limit, the model predicts embryonic nuclei sizes of about 10-50 nm, which agrees well with the shear band thicknesses for many metallic glasses.
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