Defect and Diffusion Forum

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Some Applications of Mechanical Spectroscopy and Magnetic Relaxation Techniques to the Examination of Diffusion Processes in Metals and Alloys Authors: G. Haneczok, Józef Rasek	3
Positron Diffusion Influence on the Annihilation Characteristics in Condensed Matter Authors: Jerzy Dryzek	21
On the ‘Mature’ Wind Force and a ‘Laggard’ Direct Force in Electromigration Authors: A. Lodder	37
The Creep of Nanocrystalline Metals and its Connection with Grain Boundary Diffusion Authors: Q.P. Kong, B. Cai, L. Lu, K. Lu	45
Self-Interstitial Atoms at High Temperatures in Dense Metals Authors: K. Nordlund, Robert S. Averback	59
Atomistic Study of Diffusional Mass Transport in Metals Authors: Yu.N. Osetsky	71
Defects and Diffusion in Al and Al-Cu Alloy Authors: Chun Li Liu, Xiang Yang Liu, Leonard J. Borucki	93
An Edge Dislocation Near to a Coated Inhomogeneity in a Metal-Matrix Composite Authors: Z.M. Xiao, B.J. Chen	101
Modelling of Trap-Controlled Hydrogen Diffusion in Steel Authors: T. Kasuya	115
Nitrogen Diffusion in Austenitic Stainless Steel and the Formation of Expanded Austenite Authors: Stephan Mändl, B. Rauschenbach	125

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