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VISUALS: IBM and LLNL Scientists Show Supercomputer Advance in Predicting Materials Strength
 IBM and LLNL. Simulation videos of work hardening/ductile failure and supersonic crack propagation
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VISUALS: Cracks in the Theory of Cracks
Physical Review Focus. Simulation videos of stable and unstable crack propagation in a silicon crystal
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VISUALS: Component Failure Museum: Metal Fatigue Section
The Open University. Photographs with text of failed parts due to metal fatigue
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VISUALS: Fatigue Behavior of Al-Si-Cu-Mg Casting Alloys
Q. Wang and P. Jones. Micrographs of porosity and fatigue cracks
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VISUALS: Materials Prognosis as a Tool to Assure Readiness
L. Christodoulou and J. Larsen. PDF presentation with micrographs of material defects linked to catastrophic failure
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VISUALS: Examples of Etched Diamond-Cubic {111} Surfaces
J. Jaszczak. AFM image of etched Si with animations of dislocation motion
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VISUALS: 3-D Animation of Dislocation Glide
B. van der Pluijm. Animation of edge-screw dislocation glide
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VISUALS: Deformation of Solids
University of Cambridge. Ball and stick animation of dislocation motion
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