Physical Review Letters · 1986 · 101 citations · 19 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsPhase TransformationsSolid MechanicsDeformation MechanismsMagnetization ProcessesMartensitic TransformationsPhase TransitionsPlastic DeformationTransformation MechanismsCorrelationElectron Correlation EffectsMartensite TransformationMartensitic Phase TransformationReconstruction TransitionsStrain-induced Martensitic TransformationTwo-dimensional Magnetic Materials
Martensitic transformations are shown to be driven by the interplay between two fluctuating strain components. No soft mode is needed, but a central peak occurs representing the dynamics of strain clusters. A two-dimensional magnetic-analog model with the martensitic-transition symmetry is constructed and analyzed by computer simulation and by a theory which accounts for correlation effects. Dramatic precursor effects at the first-order transition are demonstrated. The model is also of relevance for surface reconstruction transitions.
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