Transverse Distortion
Transverse Distortion is a type of welding-induced geometric deformation characterized by perpendicular displacement of the workpiece surfaces relative to the original plane of the joint, resulting from non-uniform thermal expansion and contraction across the thickness direction during the cooling phase.
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First-principles theory of frozen-ion flexoelectricity
Jiawang Hong, David Vanderbilt · Physical Review B · 2011 · 159 citations · Full text
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