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1989
AUTHORSD. Schryvers , L. E. Tanner , G. Van Tendeloo
ABSTRACTRecent investigations of displacive transformations in a wide range of metallic [1,2] and non-metallic materials [3,4] have been providing new insights into precursor behavior, viz., changes in parent phase properties and microstructure leading to these transformations. This behavior is viewed as evidence that the parent phase effectively “prepares itself” for the eventual transformation via related lattice displacements (usually incommensurate with the basic lattice), where the process is believed driven by anomalous temperature-dependent phonon effects [1–7]. The elucidation of this behavior is now aiding in the development of more effective models for displacive transformations, particularly those producing martensitic phases in metallic alloys [2,5–7]. More... »
PAGES599-603
Alloy Phase Stability
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