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Grain-Boundary Sliding: A Finite but Unbounded Limit
AbstractIn polycrystals, geometrical reasoning shows that grain-boundary sliding and diffusion can combine to give nearly unlimited deformation (as observed in superplastic alloys), but the genuine sliding cannot contribute much more than half the total deformation, although measured offsets may be erroneously large.