Micromechanical origins of remarkable elongation-to-fracture in AHSS TRIP steels via continuous bending under tension

Micromechanical origins of remarkable elongation-to-fracture in AHSS TRIP steels via continuous bending under tension
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10.1016/j.msea.2021.141876
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2021-09
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6.4
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Rishabh Sharma;C. Poulin;M. Knezevic;M. Miles;D. Fullwood
Rishabh Sharma;C. Poulin;M. Knezevic;M. Miles;D. Fullwood
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材料科学1区
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作者:
Rishabh Sharma;C. Poulin;M. Knezevic;M. Miles;D. Fullwood

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