Identification of Structure Ordering of Melt-Spun Fe70Cr15B15 Alloy by the Entropy Functionals

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New techniques for the analysis of complex images were advanced by the example of asurface microrelief of the Fe70Cr15B15 alloys, obtained by the melt-spinning at different linearvelocity of a quenching roller. Proposed techniques are based on the fast Fourier transform of theimage using digital signal processors. The degree of morphological ordering/disordering of ribbonswas determined due to the parameterization of mode spectra by entropy functionals. The best glassforming ability for alloys of the studied composition was obtained at 30 m/s.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 312)

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