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Ultrahigh fatigue resistance enabled by heterostructural design

Figure 4. Bright-field (BF) TEM images showing dislocation characteristics in HS and HM Ti after fatigue. (A-D) HS Ti after fatigue at σmax = 375 MPa and Nf= 107. The electron beam direction is approximately parallel to the $$ {[11 \overline{2} 0]} $$ zone axis (A) and two-beam using operating vector of g = 0002 (B-D) near the $$ {[11 \overline{2} 0]} $$ zone axis; (E and F) HM Ti after fatigue at σmax = 175 MPa and Nf = 107. The electron beam direction is parallel to the $$ {[11 \overline{2} 0]} $$ zone axis (E) and two-beam using operating vector of g = $$ {01 \overline{1} 0} $$ (F) near the $$ {[11 \overline{2} 0]} $$ zone axis. TEM: Transmission electron microscope; HS: heterostructured; HM: homostructured.

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