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Hydrogen-Induced Amorphization of Intermetallics and QED Coherence

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The mechanism of phase transition of some intermetallic (magnetic) alloys from a crystal state to an amorphous state on heating in hydrogen atmosphere, the so called hydrogen induced amorphization (HIA), is not completely elucidated. We propose an explanation of this phenomenon in the frame of Quantum Electro Dynamics (QED) formalism.

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Emilio del Giudice, Cornelia Hison, Roberto Germano, A. de Ninno

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Coherent Phase Transition, Hydrogen-Induced Amorphization, Low Energy Coherent Systems (LECS), Metallic Glass, Quantum Electrodynamics (QED)

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