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How do crystals flow? The plastic flow of crystalline materials – irreversible deformation of their shape – requires disrupting the long-range crystalline order, which happens through the nucleation, motion, and interaction of topological line defects in the crystalline structure called dislocations. To understand the complex collective behavior of these defects and the emergence of macroscopic plastic …https://phsites.technion.ac.il/svetlizky/wp-content/uploads/sites/77/2024/01/Picture2-1-1024x1015.png