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[1] Kim K.-H., Lee, D. N., and Choi, C.-H. (1999) The deformation textures and Lankford values of asymmetrically rolled aluminum alloy sheets. Proceedings of the 12th ICOTOM J. Szpunar, ed., NRC-CNRC, Ottawa, Canada: 267–272.

[2] Kim K.-H. and Lee, D. N. (2001) Analysis of deformation textures of asymmetrically rolled aluminum sheets. Acta Materialia 49: 2583–2595.

[3] Jin H. and Lloyd, D. (2005) The reduction of planar anisotropy by texture modification through asymmetric rolling and annealing in AA5754. Materials Science and Engineering A 399: 358–367.

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