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Mechanically Alloyed and Nanocrystalline Materials

Volumes 179 - 181

doi: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.179-181

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Mechanical Alloying and Chaos Authors: Akira Otsuki, Paul Hideo Shingu, Keiichi N. Ishihara	5
Dislocations, Defects and Disorder during Mechanical Milling Authors: David G. Morris, A. Benghalem	11
The Influence of Dislocation Structure on Formation of Nanocrystals by Mechanical Attrition Authors: T.D. Shen, Carl C. Koch	17
Relaxation of Atomic Structure on Mechanical Treatment of Solids Authors: P.Yu. Butyagin	25
X-Ray Analysis of the Metals Fine Structure and Amorphisation Reaction in Mechanical Alloying Authors: Yu.A. Skakov, N.V. Edneral, Elena V. Frolova, J.A. Povolozki	33
Dilatometric Characterization of Micrograined Metallic Powders Authors: Stefano Gialanella, Rosanna Di Lorenzo, F. Marino	39
Prediction of Phase Transformations in Intermetallic Compounds Induced by Milling Authors: Hans Bakker, G.F. Zhou, H. Yang	47
The Charm of Disorder Authors: Robert W. Cahn	53
Defect Structures in Ball-Milled Intermetallic Powders Authors: Stefano Gialanella, Luca Lutterotti	59
Ion Induced Amorphization in Metallic Compounds Authors: P.M. Ossi	65

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