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Representing Texture
  1. How do we Represent Textures?
  2. Stereographic Projection: Definition
  3. Stereographic Projection: <100> Poles
  4. Stereographic Projection: <111> Poles
  5. Pole Figures for Polycrystals
  6. Pole Figures for Polycrystals II
  7. Limitations of Pole Figures
  8. Euler Angles Defined
  9. Euler Angles and Euler Space
  10. Orientation Distribution Function (ODF)
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Pole Figures for Polycrystals II

This interactive movie enables you to explore the relationship between individual points on the pole figure and the orientation in 3D space they represent.

It also allows you to compare the <100> and <111> pole figures for the identical set of grains/orientation.

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