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Mechanism of Improvement of Shape Memory Effect by Training in Fe-Mn-Si-Based Alloys

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 327-328)

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211-214

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.327-328.211

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January 2000

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Setsuo Kajiwara, Kazuhiro Ogawa

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Martensite, Partial Dislocations, Reverse Transformation, Shape-Recovery, Stacking Fault, Thin Martensite Plate

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