Grain boundary sliding is often the picture that explains computer simulation results and experiments on plasticity of nanophase materials. Using atomistic computer simulations we perform a detailed study of the effects, of high hydrostatic pressure on nanophase Cu plasticity and find that it can be understood in terms of pressure dependent grain boundary sliding controlled by a Mohr-Coulomb law. This result explains recent findings on pressure-induced ultrahigh strength observed in computer simulations of shocks in nanophase Cu reported by Bringa et al. [Science 309, 1838 (2005)]. (c) 2006 American Institute of Physics.
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