Abstract
There are two opposing theories regarding the nature of aligned dislocation boundaries generated during plastic deformation of FCC metals: (i) they are oriented along crystallographic planes, and (ii) their alignment is dictated by the macroscopic stress state during plastic deformation. 3D crystallographic orientation data were collected on a volume containing microbands in commercial purity aluminum, and 3D boundaries were reconstructed. Both types of alignment were found in local surface features.
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