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Page 125
Although the affected region is only on the order of two atoms thick , the
interatomic forces in the fault region are significantly different from those in the
matrix . Accordingly , when an alloy is in thermodynamic equilibrium , the
concentration of ...
Although the affected region is only on the order of two atoms thick , the
interatomic forces in the fault region are significantly different from those in the
matrix . Accordingly , when an alloy is in thermodynamic equilibrium , the
concentration of ...
Page 137
Schematic illustration for the temperature dependence of the yield stress and
critical resolved shear stress ( CRSS ) . two components — a temperature
independent stress , Tp , defined for Region II and a temperature dependent
stress , t * ...
Schematic illustration for the temperature dependence of the yield stress and
critical resolved shear stress ( CRSS ) . two components — a temperature
independent stress , Tp , defined for Region II and a temperature dependent
stress , t * ...
Page 192
Boundaries of the Physically Relevant Region for Excess B , i . e . , x > 0 . We will
attempt now to find the boundaries of the physically relevant region for excess B ,
i . e . , x > 0 . At the stoichiometric composition , we have x = 0 , z = zo = Q , and ...
Boundaries of the Physically Relevant Region for Excess B , i . e . , x > 0 . We will
attempt now to find the boundaries of the physically relevant region for excess B ,
i . e . , x > 0 . At the stoichiometric composition , we have x = 0 , z = zo = Q , and ...
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Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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