Figure 11
Two microscopic images show colorful mineral textures, with scale bars indicating sizes of forty-five micrometres and thirty-five micrometres, respectively, and an orientation diagram in the lower left corner.The image features two microscopic images arranged side by side. The left image displays a vibrant cross-section with various colorful mineral textures, accompanied by a scale bar indicating a size of forty-five micrometres. Below the left image, there is a small triangular orientation diagram indicating crystal directions, labelled with the terms “001,” “111,” and “101.” The right image displays a similar colorful texture, with a scale bar signifying thirty-five micrometres. This image also contains angular markings suggesting a sixty-degree orientation related to the <111> axis, potentially indicating crystal structure orientations within the viewed samples. Both images showcase intricate details akin to geological or material surface studies.

The relative distribution of deformation twin boundaries in various oriented austenite variants in (a) as built and (b) heat treated at 650°C samples

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