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A majority of plastic deformations take the form of discrete crystalline slip, governed by the glide motion of dislocations along corresponding slip systems as elucidated in length in Chapter 4. A systematic study on plastic slip deformation should start from the simple case of single crystals, where the complications such as grain orientations and grain boundaries could be eliminated. Studies on slip deformation of single crystals was originated from the historic works of Taylor and Elam[l,2], in which plastic slip along various orientations was first observed and examined. The modern formulation on slip-induced plasticity was advanced by Hill[3], and by Hill and Rice[4] in which the constitutive law of crystalline plasticity were elaborated by the mathematical elegance. Comprehensive reviews on this research subject were provided by Asaro[5,6,7] where his contributions to crystalline plasticity were also included.
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Yang, W., Lee, W.B. (1993). Plasticity for Crystalline and Geological Materials. In: Mesoplasticity and its Applications. Materials Research and Engineering. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50040-4_7
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