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The amorphous phase transition in irradiated NiTi alloy
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1985
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Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringSupralinear Dose DependenceIon ImplantationEngineeringPhysicsApplied PhysicsAlloy DesignDefect FormationHeavy Ion IrradiationIon BeamCascade Overlap ModelIrradiated Niti AlloyMicroelectronicsAmorphous SolidIon EmissionAlloy PhaseMicrostructure
Abstract Observed supralinear dose dependence for the amorphous transformation during irradiation of NiTi is compatible with a cascade overlap model for heavy ion (2.5 MeV Ni+, 6 MeV Ta+++) irradiations. A model based on total defect build-up, however, is necessary to explain the amorphous transition induced by electron irradiation and can also be applied to heavy ion irradiation. The cascade effects in this latter model are manifested by non-uniform defect distribution in the lattice. The defect build-up model requires a high activation energy for interstitial migration which is not incompatible with recent findings. The form of the temperature dependence can also be rationalized using a defect build-up model (amorphous phase transition, heavy-ion irradiation, electron irradiation, NiTi, defect build-up, cascade overlap).
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