Strain-induced Transformation
Strain-Induced Transformation is a metallurgical phase transition process in which mechanical deformation imposes sufficient lattice strain to destabilize the parent phase and drive the formation of a metastable phase that would not form under equilibrium conditions.
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Fan Sun, Jinyong Zhang, Matthieu Marteleur et al. · Acta Materialia · 2013 · 539 citations
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Richard Stringfellow, David M. Parks, Gregory B. Olson · Acta Metallurgica et Materialia · 1992 · 516 citations
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Tohoku University
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