physica status solidi (b) · 1973 · 250 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsSolid MechanicsSolid State PhysicsDeformation MechanismsElastic DeformationFracture MechanicsMartensitic TransformationsMicrostructure EvolutionTransformation MechanismsElastic Free EnergyLattice DefectsMartensite NucleationMartensite TransformationPrimary NucleationSoft ModesSoft-mode TheoryStrain-induced Martensitic Transformation
Abstract Anharmonic terms of the elastic free energy of a solid are used to locate a surface of instability or “strain spinodal”. The strains near lattice defects bring some regions close to the strain spinodal causing a rapid change in local elastic properties and resulting in localized “soft mode” centers. These regions are proposed as the primary nucleation sites for martensitic transformations. A number of experiments are proposed to test the physical aspects of the theory and some recent evidence is cited supporting several features of the model.
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