Titlebook: Alloy Phase Stability; G. M. Stocks,A. Gonis Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 electron.electron microscope.intermetallic compound

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Electron motion in cylindrical fields,em that the pair-interactions could have been only determined within a mean-field approximation [1,2], has meanwhile been solved by the Inverse Monte Carlo (IMC) method [3]. In the particular case of the ...... alloy a remarkable agreement between the numerically exact result of the IMC method and t

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Alloy Phase Stability: Opening Remarksthe most part, the more traditional aspects of the structure-property relations in metals and alloys and their manipulation by heat treatment, although a principal purpose of this Advanced Study Institute (ASI) is to demonstrate the continuing success that physics is having in dealing with metallurg

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Ordered B2 AluminideseAl are of particular interest because of lack of strategic elements in these alloys. The phase diagrams containing these two ordered structures are illustrated in Figures 1 and 2. The B2 crystal structure is illustrated in Figure 3 and is seen to extend over a wide range of aluminum contents for bo

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Photoemission and the Study of Order-Disorder Transformationse study of metallic solids. Although at that time certain fundamental microscopic properties, such as the phonon spectrum, were reasonably well known for a wide range of materials, there was little detailed information about the electronic energy bands except in some ordered systems at the Fermi lev

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Electron Microscopy of Ordering in Alloys this purpose, e.g. [1,2]. We will only try to clarify these aspects of electron microscopy which are useful in the study of ordered alloys or in the evolution towards ordering. First we will study the symmetry aspects of the ordered alloy and predict the number of orientation as well as translation

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Quantitative statistical description of the long period antiphase boundary structures from their high as noble metal alloys like Cu.Au, Cu.Pd, Ag.Mg…, known for their long range interactions and such as TiAl. [1] or such as Pt.V alloys, [2, 3] certainly characterized by short-range interactions [4, 5]. Regarding their structure, they can be described, basically, as one dimensional commensurate or

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