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A Comparison of Flow Stress and Microstructure Development of Al Alloys in Plane Strain Compression and Multiple Forging Authors: S. Ringeval, Julian H. Driver	979
A Fracture Mechanics-Based Approach to Estimating the Fracture Stress and Strain of Cast Al-7%Si-0.3%Mg Alloys Authors: Murat Tiryakioğlu, James T. Staley, John Campbell	1315
A New Constitutive Model for Work Hardening Based on Gain Boundary Energy Density Authors: Ji Luo, Zhi Rui Wang	249
A Review of the Stages of Work Hardening Authors: Anthony D. Rollett, U.F. Kocks	1
A Short Summary of Present Knowledge and some Experimental Observations on the Ductility of Sub-Microcrystalline Aluminium Alloys \| Authors: Maurizio Ferrante	179
A Study on Mathematical Model of Deformation Force for Tube Nosing with Conical Die Authors: Liang Chu, Qing Wei Wang, Yan Bi, Da Sen Bi	1429
An Impact-Abrasion Resistant Surfacing Electrode and its Wear-Resistant Mechanism Authors: Zheng Jun Liu, Xie Bo Zeng	547
An Investigation into Work Hardening of Shot Peening Affected Layer Using X-Ray Stress Analysis Technique Authors: J.B. Li, X.Y. Gai, D.L. Wang, S.Y. Ma, Vincent Ji	390
Anomalous Creep Curve of Cu-30 Mass%Zn Alloy Authors: A. Muto, Seishi Goto, M. Tagami	647
Changes of Subsurface Structure of Materials Developed during Sliding Friction Authors: P. Bollók, M. Kozma	315

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