Figure 3. MDFs of the CG material at different strains.

At ε_E=6%, TTW-ing is predominant, while at ε_E=12% TTW-ing is almost exhausted and first CTWs and DTWs have formed. (a) ε_E 6% (Point A in Fig. 1), (b) ε_E 12% (Point B in Fig. 1). (c) ε_E 24% (Point D in Fig. 1). During further loading, DTWs become the dominant microstructural feature. The MDFs were computed from the EBSD data sets represented in Fig. 2. The characteristic misorientation axes and angles have been labelled using red (TTW), yellow (CTW) and green (DTW) boxes and circles.