Yin Du, Qing Zhou, Qian Jia, et al. Imparities of shear avalanches dynamic evolution in a metallic glass[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2020, 8(10): 357-363.
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Yin Du, Qing Zhou, Qian Jia, et al. Imparities of shear avalanches dynamic evolution in a metallic glass[J]. Materials Research Letters, 2020, 8(10): 357-363.DOI: 10.1080/21663831.2020.1771450.
Imparities of shear avalanches dynamic evolution in a metallic glass
BSTRACTThe imparities of shear avalanches dynamic evolution under nanoindentation originating from the soft regions and the stiff matrix were explored in a metallic glass by statistical and dynamic analysis. Upon the continuous indentation process
the dynamic state of the stiff matrix exhibits a transition from a chaotic behavior to a self-organized critical (SOC) behavior
whereas the soft regions are dominated by the SOC behavior throughout the indentation process. The mechanism was clarified by the evolution of the cut-off size of shear avalanches. These findings might advance our fundamental understanding of inhomogeneous deformation on microscale.
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