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The model which follows is a composite view of those put forth by Lomer ( 1958 )
, Lidiard ( 1955 , 1960 ) , and Manning ( 1962 , 1969 ) for vacancy controlled
solute diffusion and correlation effects . In a pure solvent , vacancy sources and ...
The model which follows is a composite view of those put forth by Lomer ( 1958 )
, Lidiard ( 1955 , 1960 ) , and Manning ( 1962 , 1969 ) for vacancy controlled
solute diffusion and correlation effects . In a pure solvent , vacancy sources and ...
Page 82
Finally , the vacancy would jump to one of seven next nearest neighbor sites at a
rate w3 . Evidently , the probability that a vacancy will exchange with a solute on
its first jump from a neighboring site is w2 / ( w2 + 4w , + 7w3 ) . Similarly , the ...
Finally , the vacancy would jump to one of seven next nearest neighbor sites at a
rate w3 . Evidently , the probability that a vacancy will exchange with a solute on
its first jump from a neighboring site is w2 / ( w2 + 4w , + 7w3 ) . Similarly , the ...
Page 104
Herbert Herman. The presence of vacancy wind effects is most easily understood
in binary thermal diffusion . In a sufficiently dilute binary alloy , the solute will not
appreciably influence the motion of the solvent as described by Eqs . ( 65 ) - 70 )
...
Herbert Herman. The presence of vacancy wind effects is most easily understood
in binary thermal diffusion . In a sufficiently dilute binary alloy , the solute will not
appreciably influence the motion of the solvent as described by Eqs . ( 65 ) - 70 )
...
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RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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activity addition alloys applied approximation average beam becomes calculated compaction component composition compression concentration considered constant copper correlation corresponding crystal cubic curve decreases defined deformation density dependence determined diffraction diffusion direction discussed dislocation disorder distribution effect electron elements energy enthalpy entropy equations example experimental expression factor fault field Figure forged function given gives increases influence interaction jump lattice material measurements mechanism metal method neighbor observed obtained occurs oriented parameter partial pattern phases Phys plane polycrystalline position possible powder present probability production properties random ratio reflections region relative respectively shown in Fig shows single crystals sintered solid solution solute atoms solvent strain strengthening stress structure Substituting surface Table temperature theoretical theory thermodynamic thin films tracer twin vacancy values variations volume X-ray yield
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| Title | Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 4 Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Herbert Herman |
| Editor | Herbert Herman |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1972 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
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