Crystal Plasticity Basics Part 4 | Pole figures & Stereographic projections

This video talks about pole figures and stereographic projections used in crystal plasticity.

Please leave a comment if you have any questions.
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[abhishekkumarmahato]

Thank you very much. Its very difficult to find videos on this topic.

[G]

A good teacher....covered the basics of stereographic projection and pole figures nicely...

[Sessizgemi]

Best explanation i have ever watched. Thank you.

[patrickcurran]

you are a hero, just started a PhD on crystal plasticity modelling and this has really help me understand thing

[omg_komondoos]

what you have just done for me in this 6 videos series, my professors failed o do in w whole semester.
thank you so man man you're the best.

[alexlong]

thank you so much! the best and most understandable explanation I have ever seen on this topic! respect from China!

[amitanand]

Thank you. very lucid and compact explanation. please upload more videos of crystal plasticity

[jaekwangkim]

Thanks for nice presentation. This is the most clear source for who just begins studying crystal plasticity area.

[looloolalaable]

Another great video. Thank you very much.
It's wonderful somebody on YT is creating quality content on plasticity.
Say, can you do a video on how to model graphene nanotubes and nanosheets in ABAQUS?

[khushboojagtap]

It is really hard to find the video on CP. Thank you for such a simple and clear explanation.

[davidgamboa]

Your videos agre great! I'm excited to see the tutorial of how to use MTex! Thank you!

[moveward]

thank you very much for the great explanation, i have watched all the videos, could you please upload video explaining how to determine the DRX grains using GOS and the KAM value how to calculate it in addition to the texture explanation

[rahulrakshit]

Sir your way of explanation is superb..thankyou ....sir kindly make a video on VPSC .

[parth]

Excellent videos. Very helpful. Just one doubt @10:22 . No able to figure out the rotation of the new x axis, why did the y and z axis rotate and moved in a straight path? Why is it the case that when an axis at the periphery rotates causes the other two axis to move along a straight line, cant really imagine that part? Another question would be, what are inverse pole figures then?

[salimkhoso]

That is very informative video.
Very well presented.

[Victor-mfkk]

Hello, thanks a lot for your helpful lecture. Could you tell me how to plot the xyz (at10:30) in a pole figure? could you recommend me some softwares to plot it based on the euler angle obtained by EBSD?

[moveward]

Thanks for great explanation, please could you upload video about how to use ASTM to measure the grain size

[sta_]

Can you please make a video on M-Tex by using which we can generate pole figures especially from neper tessellation output?

[jairoalbertomunoz]

Hello, could you please upload tutorials on how to install and run crystal plasticity models (e.g., DAMASK and others you previously have)?

[toantruong]

On behalf of Flat Earth Society, thank you for your explainer video.