The link between strength of lattice preferred orientation, second phase content and grain boundary migration: A case study from the Alpine Fault zone, New Zealand
Timothy A. Little(Victoria University of Wellington), Z. Reid Lindroos(University of Otago), David J. Prior(University of Otago), Virginia Toy(Australian National University)
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