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Page 11
... less accurate and less precise . As seen from Eqs . ( 8 ) and ( 11 ) the residual
stress is related to the peak shift A0 by a stress constant . A plot of the stress
constant for iron as a function of 0 in the back - reflection range 750 - 88° is given
in ...
... less accurate and less precise . As seen from Eqs . ( 8 ) and ( 11 ) the residual
stress is related to the peak shift A0 by a stress constant . A plot of the stress
constant for iron as a function of 0 in the back - reflection range 750 - 88° is given
in ...
Page 54
The constant Bi depends on the material , cyclic stress amplitude , and the stress
distribution . To demonstrate the influence of the latter quantity Esquivel and
Evans ( 1968 ) have shown that the degree of relaxation increases with
increasing ...
The constant Bi depends on the material , cyclic stress amplitude , and the stress
distribution . To demonstrate the influence of the latter quantity Esquivel and
Evans ( 1968 ) have shown that the degree of relaxation increases with
increasing ...
Page 128
... of NizFe which had been annealed at different temperatures in order to
determine a short range order parameter o for the nearest neighbor shell where
the probability of having one nickel neighbor is given by x ( 1 + ko ) , k is a
constant and ...
... of NizFe which had been annealed at different temperatures in order to
determine a short range order parameter o for the nearest neighbor shell where
the probability of having one nickel neighbor is given by x ( 1 + ko ) , k is a
constant and ...
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Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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