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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2008
The tensile deformation of single crystals of aluminium was examined by Taylor and Elam, using test-pieces composed of one crystal only. Miss Elam kindly supplied the author with a test-piece containing three large crystals, and an investigation of the effect of the constraint at the crystal boundary was carried out upon it as described below.
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