journal article·2026-07

Comparison of plastic localization behavior in ferritic–martensitic steels using HR-DIC

R.L. Black, V. Vivekanandan, Z. Feng, R. Lebensohn, D. Anjaria, M. Calvat, J. Justice, B.P. Eftink, L. Capolungo, J.C. Stinville, H.T. Vo

Acta Materialia· Volume 313
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