High Pressure Surface Science and EngineeringYury Gogotsi, V. Domnich In many instances of mechanical interaction between two materials, the physical contact affects only the outermost surface layer, with little discernible influence on the bulk of the material. The resultant high pressures in these localised regimes can induce surface structural changes such as deformation, phase transformation and amorphization. |
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Molecular dynamics simulation of phase transformations in monocrystalline silicon | 57 |
Highpressure phases of group IV and IIIV semiconductors | 120 |
CONTINUUM MECHANICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF MECHANOCHEMISTRY | 159 |
Continuum mechanical fundamentals of mechanochemistry | 161 |
EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN HIGHPRESSURE SURFACE SCIENCE | 293 |
Transmission electron microscopy | 366 |
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS INDUCED BY CONTACT LOADING | 379 |
Indentationinduced phase transformations in semiconductors | 381 |
Indentationinduced phase transformations in ceramics | 443 |
Zirconia ceramics Phase transitions and Raman microspectroscopy | 467 |
Phase transformations under dynamic loading | 521 |
DUCTILEREGIME MACHINING OF SEMICONDUCTORS AND CERAMICS | 541 |
Ductileregime machining of semiconductors and ceramics | 543 |
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