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For the first time ever, a thickness dependence of the Lüders effect in an Al-based alloy is demonstrated. A three-dimensional digital image correlation method was used to gain insight into the Lüders band velocity and the Lüders strain. The results revealed that both the strain and velocity depend on the specimen thickness. The strain increases, whereas the velocity decreases, with decreasing specimen thickness. Moreover, the plot of the strain vs. the velocity concurs with the global deformation compatibility.
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