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January 1, 2000Physics of the Solid State

Acoustoplastic effect and the stress superimposition mechanism

Gennadii A. Malygin

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The mechanism of the acoustoplastic effect is discussed which arises when an oscillatory stress of an acoustic frequency is superimposed during quasi-static deformation of a crystal. The kinetics of the acoustoplastic effect and its dependence on the amount of plastic deformation, amplitude of acoustic-frequency stresses, temperature, and strain rate are investigated in terms of the stress superimposition mechanism by a computer simulation method.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6ab7421afc5b88e179a6f0cd https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1131170

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