Dislocation patterning in fatigued metals: Labyrinth structures and rotational effects
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nonlinear interactionsystem of coupled partial differential equationsstressed metalsspatial patternsslow mode dynamicssecondary slip activityreaction-diffusion typepinningnucleation of persistent slip bandsannihilationmobilitylabyrinth structuresinstability of uniform dislocation distributionsinhomogeneousgradient-dependent nonlinearitiescreationcooperative phenomenon for dislocation populations
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