Grain Boundaries in Materials (Low Angle Boundaries, Coincidence Site Lattices)

[@jiachengwang1755]

I am a beginner at learning grain boundaries. Best video I have ever found!!!

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you, glad you found it helpful

[@Ashish-299]

Can’t be explained better than this. Thanks a lot.

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you!

[@nirajchawake]

This is the best video I've seen on CSL, and the explanation is outstanding.

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you!

[@wenwu-xu]

Thanks a lot for sharing. This is the best video I have ever seen teaching CSL!!!

[@peterdavies6179]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kritikakhanal3658]

Thank you so much ,i needed this ❤

[@alekseiegorov9857]

Clear (and funny!) explanation of the topic! Thank you Prof. Davies!

[@yuan_tu]

Hi Peter, thanks to your introduction. It really helps me understand CSL GBs...No animals are harmed, except for the duck...

[@rshi579]

may i have a pdf copy of your slides?

[@rshi579]

Thanks!

[@sarialzarey3508]

Thanks for such valuable information in the video. Keep going

[@swahid2010]

Thank you professor.

[@Pedritox0953]

Very nice models!

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you!

[@ankitroy9283]

Hard to find such a clear explanation even at university lectures.

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you

[@keremcandizdar9975]

Hi, You said that low angle boundaries orientation is below 5degree however in the next slides there is an example that shows it as 10 degree in SrTiO3

[@peterdavies6179]

Yes the 5 degree quote was an approximation, you can go a little higher.

[@mimithebantu]

God will bless you on my behalf sir.

[@peterdavies6179]

Thank you

[@balaacharya3941]

sir rotation axis 111, 001, 110 ? what doe it means

[@peterdavies6179]

This is the direction perpendicular to the view on the slide; the grain is rotated around that direction (axis)