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20 Dec 2014: 3672. 13. I. Steinbach, and M. Plapp: ‘Pearlite revisited’, Continuum Mechanicsand Thermodynamics, 2012, 24, 665–673. ... 24. R. S. Qin, A. Rahnama, W. J. Lu, and B.

26 Jan 2014: df1 = χ. (. 1 24. i=0. fi. ). dT, with df1 = 0 if MS1 < T. ... df24 = χ. (. 1 24. i=0. fi. ). dT, with df24 = 0 if MS24 < T (4).

20 Dec 2014: relationships [24]. The influence of ausforming condition on the block width ofmartensite for all the conditions is shown in Fig. ... 24. H. Kitahara, R. Ueji, N. Tsuji, and Y. Minamino: ‘Crystallographic fea-tures of lath martensite in low-carbon

31 Aug 2014: 0.24. 0.37. 250. 78.6. 2.8671. 0.22. 0.53. Transformation Temp./C. Lattice Parameter / A.

25 Nov 2014: Recent research hasshown that even after significant cycling stressing, the austenite films ofnanostructured bainite in the regions of maximum subsurface shear stressdo not stress transform to martensite [24]. ... 24] W. Solano-Alvarez, E. J. Pickering, H

3 Jul 2014: 0.94 1.78 2.20 1.42 0.24 0.03 1.45 0.1 817 840. ... Metallurgical & Materials Transactions A,31:2431–2438, 2000. [24] V. V. Basabe, J.

29 Mar 2014: austenitic TWIP steel is reported to be around 6070 % [21-24]. ... 11. [24] M. Koyama, E. Akiyama, and K. Tsuzaki, Scripta Materialia 66 (2012) 947.

25 May 2014: Sample Measured sa Sample Measured sa 1 0.18 4 0.24 2 0.19 5 0.24 3 0.24 6 0.17. ... 172, pp. 307–313, 1952. [24] G. R. Speich, “The growth of bainite,” Ph.D.

24 May 2014: Both can be heat-treated to produce the requirednanostructure, as shown previously [1, 2, 23, 24]. ... Mater. Sci. Tech-nol., 18:279–284, 2002. 28. [24] C. Garcia-Mateo, F. G.

24 May 2014: addressed. Alloys of austenitic iron containing large concentrations of manganese (typically 15–20 wt-%) arenow common in research and are commercially available;22–24 they rely on twinning-inducedplasticity (TWIP) to ... Sci. Technol., 2008, 24,

23 Jul 2014: In alloy A with wC = 0.24 wt%, the two-step treatment worsens theductility with the opposite effect observed in alloy B which contains 0.41 wt%carbon. ... Sci. 8 (2004) 259–265. [24] B. C. DeCooman: Curr. Opi. in Sol.

13 Jul 2014: Others haveconsidered only the NM state in the assessment of carbon [24]. ... Nazarov, T. Hickel, J. Neugebauer: Physical Review B 82 (2010). 224104.[24] A.

16 Mar 2014: then precisely analyse them.24) Another distinct possibility is the incorporation of otheranalysis techniques, such as optical imaging and hardness measurements, into the same automatedrobotics, thereby yielding further useful information

25 Apr 2014: for C-Mn steels A = 3.8732 µm10s1 and Qgg 400 kJ mol1) [24]. ... occurring during hot deformation and predicting phase structure comparable. 24. to experimental results.

29 Aug 2014: For directcomparison half of these samples were subjected additionally to tempering at500C for 24 h. ... Materials Scienceand Engineering, 24:85–94, 1976. 9. [35] H. K. D. H.

16 Dec 2014: The issue is now ofincreasing importance given that there are concerted efforts to exploit thesolution strengthening of ferrite using phosphorus as a solute [22–24]. ... Lee: Materials Science &Engineering A A564 (2013) 461–472. [24] S. Hong, J.

25 May 2014: J. Jacques: Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science 8 (2004) 259–265.[24] H.

30 Jan 2014: 18. Y. Tomota et al., “Tensile Deformation of Two Ductile Phase Alloys: Flow CFe–Cr–Ni Alloys.” Materials Science and Engineering, 24 (1976), 85 - 94. ... 24. B.C. DeCooman, “Structure–Properties Relationship in TRIP Steels Containing Carbide

18 Sep 2014: 24] E. Honda, Z. Nishiyama, On the nature of the tetragonal and cubicmartensites, Science Reports of Tohoku Imperial University 21 (1932)299–331. ... 2014)http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scriptamat.2014.07.006. 24.