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The role of grain boundaries in low-temperature plasticity of olivine revealed by nanoindentation
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  • Diana Avadanii,
  • Lars Hansen,
  • Katharina Marquardt,
  • David Wallis,
  • Markus Ohl,
  • Angus Wilkinson
Diana Avadanii
University of Oxford

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Lars Hansen
University of Minnesota
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Katharina Marquardt
Imperial College London
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David Wallis
University of Cambridge
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Markus Ohl
Utrecht University
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Angus Wilkinson
University of Oxford
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Abstract

• Nanoindentation experiments on a high-angle grain boundary (60 • misorientation) in a pure forsterite bicrystal reveal that the interface acts as a source of dislocations. • Nanoindentation experiments on a high-angle grain boundary (60 • misorientation) in a pure forsterite bicrystal reveal that the interface acts as an obstacle to incoming dislocations, leading to pileups of dislocations. • Nanoindentation experiments on a subgrain boundary (13 • misorientation) in a pure forsterite bicrystal do not detect the impact of the interface on dislocations.
Aug 2023Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth volume 128 issue 8. https://doi.org/10.1029/2023JB026763