Surface Morphology of Spinning Tapes Fe-(Cu, Nb)-(Si, B) with Different Content of Metalloid

A.M. Frolov; Anastasia V. Ansovich; Vladimir V. Tkachev; Galina S. Kraynova; Sergey V. Dolzhikov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.806.124

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Surface Morphology of Spinning Tapes Fe-(Cu, Nb)-(Si, B) with Different Content of Metalloid

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Using the methods of spectral analysis with application of the formalism of the integral function of Lebesgue measures and Kullback's divergence, the structural features of the interfaces of spinning Fe- (Cu, Nb) - (Si, B) tapes with different metalloid contents are investigated. An increase in the total concentration of the metalloid ambiguously affects the nature of the morphology of rapidly quenched alloys. The minimum difference in the statistics of contact and free surfaces, formed in the spinning process, is demonstrated by fusionFe₇₄Cu₁Nb₃Si₁₆B₆.

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A.M. Frolov*, Anastasia V. Ansovich, Vladimir V. Tkachev, Galina S. Kraynova, Sergey V. Dolzhikov

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Divergent Estimates, Finemet, Fourier Spectra, Lebesgue Measures, Meso-Inhomogeneities Statistics, Microscopic Images

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