Conclusions
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Cowans's estimate for the shock-wave pressure for which supercritical shear occurs is very much an underestimate, since the theoretical strength is dependent on the loading conditions.
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Twinning is of low activity in copper on loading at 100 GPa because of the more rapid dislocation glide mechanism, which arises at many shear nucleation centers.
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Specific structures have been examined in detail: disorientation bands, which are formed on unloading and are a form of adiabatic shear band.
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Mogilevskii, M.A., Bushnev, L.S. Deformation structure development in Al and Cu single crystal on shock-wave loading up to 50 and 100 GPa. Combust Explos Shock Waves 26, 215–220 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00742415
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