Fig. 2: Non-directional migration of a Σ3{112} ITB under electrical pulses. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Non-directional migration of a Σ3{112} ITB under electrical pulses.

From: Revealing the pulse-induced electroplasticity by decoupling electron wind force

Fig. 2: Non-directional migration of a Σ3{112} ITB under electrical pulses.

a A Σ3{112} ITB in another Au nanocrystal. Pulses of (1.0 V, 3 ns) were sequentially applied perpendicularly to the CTB. M and T represent the matrix and twin in Au nanocrystal, respectively. The green arrow indicates the direction of the electrical current. be Dynamic snapshots showing the non-directional migration of the ITB under electrical pulses. f Migration displacements of the ITB. The red and blue arrows represent the migration distance and direction under electropulsing and relaxation, respectively. The black dash lines represent the intervals between pulses.

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