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</script>Abstract The influence of hot deformation and austenization temperature on the subsequent isothermal transformation to pearlite was studied for steels 40Cr and 50CrV. The deformation of austenite above or below its recrystallization temperature may accelerate the subsequent pearlite transformation. The acceleration in both cases, that is in recrystallized and work-hardened austenite, is considered to be mostly caused by the increase in the nucleation rate, in other words, by the increase in the nucleation sites.
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