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Probabilistic Distributions of the Density of Dislocations in Steel

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It is discovered that the distribution of density of dislocations in corrosion-resistant steels depends on the type of functional relationship between the yield strength and density of dislocations. For a linear model of hardening, this is a normal distribution. At the same time, for a parabolic model, this is a Weibull-type law with singularity in the region of low densities of dislocations. The distributions obtained for high values of density differ insignificantly.

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Ol'shanets'kyi, V.Y., Nahorna, I.Y. Probabilistic Distributions of the Density of Dislocations in Steel. Materials Science 39, 721–726 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:MASC.0000023512.99694.e5

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