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Stress-Strain Rate Relations in Ultrahigh Carbon Steels Deformed in the Ferrite Range of Temperature

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 426-432)

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853-858

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.426-432.853

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August 2003

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C.K. Syn, Donald R. Lesueur, Oleg D. Sherby, Eric M. Taleff

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Activation Energy, Cottrell Locking, Creep Strength, Dislocation Climb, Dislocation Pipe Diffusion, Elastic Modulus, Ferrite, Ferromagnetism, Lattice Diffusion, Strain Aging, Strain Rate Effect, Strengthening Mechanisms, Ultra High Carbon Steel

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