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Crystallographic defects

Atomic diffusion

Cottrell atmosphere

Crystallographic defect

Crystallographic defects in diamond

Disclination

Dislocation

Dislocation creep

F-center

Frenkel defect

Geometrically necessary dislocations

Kink (materials science)

Kröger–Vink notation

Lomer–Cottrell junction

Ostwald ripening

Partial dislocation

Peierls stress

Schottky defect

Silicon carbide color centers

Stacking fault

Stone–Wales defect

T centre

Vacancy defect

Deformation (mechanics)

3D fold evolution

Artificial cranial deformation

Buff strength

Creep and shrinkage of concrete

Critical resolved shear stress

Deformation (engineering)

Deformation mechanism

Deformation monitoring

Fold (geology)

Grain boundary sliding

Monocline

Paleostress

Paleostress inversion

Plastic bending

Plasticity (physics)

Ratcheting

Rock analogs for structural geology

Shear (geology)

Slip line field

Static fatigue

Strain (mechanics)

Thick-skinned deformation

Wood warping

Fracture mechanics

Breccias

AFGROW

Alkali–carbonate reaction

Alkali–silica reaction

Barsoum elements

Cascade chart (NDI interval reliability)

Charpy impact test

Cohesive zone model

Compact tension specimen

Corrosion fatigue

Crack arrestor

Crack closure

Crack growth resistance curve

Crack tip opening displacement

Critical plane analysis

Crocodile cracking

Damage tolerance

Enamel tufts

Energy release rate (fracture mechanics)

Environmental stress fracture

Fatigue (material)

Fatigue of welded joints

Fatigue testing

Fractography

Fracture (mineralogy)

Fracture in polymers

Fracture of soft materials

Fracture toughness

Impact (mechanics)

Intergranular fracture

Izod impact strength test

J-integral

Liquid metal embrittlement

Microcracks in rock

Microvoid coalescence

Notch (engineering)

Palmqvist method

Peridynamics

Rising step load testing

Slow strain rate testing

Solder fatigue

Stress corrosion cracking

Stress intensity factor

Structural fracture mechanics

Thermo-mechanical fatigue

Toughening

Transgranular fracture

Vibration fatigue

Widespread fatigue damage

Materials degradation

Corrosion

475 °C embrittlement

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