Properties of Complex Inorganic Solids 2

1. Phase Stability and Transformation

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 219-219

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   2. Iron Phase Diagram at High Pressures and Temperatures

      • S. K. Saxena, L. S. Dubrovinsky

      Pages 221-233

   3. Effects of Continuous Atomic Displacement on the Phase Stability of Metallic Alloys

      • K. Masuda-Jindo, R. Kikuchi, Vu Van Hung

      Pages 235-248

   4. Maximization of Cluster Entropies Via an Irreversible Algorithm: Applications to the Cluster Variation Method

      • Victor L. Vinograd, Udo Becker, Andrew Putnis

      Pages 249-260

   5. CVM Calculation of the Solid-State Equilibria in the Fe-Co Phase Diagram

      • C. Colinet, A. Antoni-Zdziobek

      Pages 261-266

   6. The Onsager Cavity Field in FCC Alloys

      • S. Shallcross, B. L. Györffy

      Pages 267-284

   7. In-Situ Chemical Dynamics and Phase Mapping Under Steep Thermal Gradients Using Time-Resolved and Spatially Resolved X-Ray Diffraction

      • Joe Wong, E. M. Larson, J. B. Holt, T. Ressler, J. W. Elmer

      Pages 285-306

   8. Development and Properties of ε-Martensite in Co-Cr-Mo Alloys for Biomaterials Applications

      • Hugo F. López, Armando Saldívar, P. Huang

      Pages 307-325

2. Magnetic Properties

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 327-327

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   2. Diffuse Scattering of Cu3Au: Displacements and Fermi Surface Effects

      • W. Schweika, G. E. Ice, J. L. Robertson, C. J. Sparks, J. Bai

      Pages 329-341

   3. Ab Initio Theory of Perpendicular Transport in Metallic Magnetic Multilayers

      • Josef Kudrnovský, Václav Drchal, Claudia Blaas, Peter Weinberger, Ilja Turek, Patrick Bruno

      Pages 343-364

   4. The Fermi Surfaces of Metallic Alloys and the Oscillatory Magnetic Coupling Between Magnetic Layers Separated by Such Alloy Spacers

      • B. L. Györffy, N. N. Lathiotakis

      Pages 365-379

   5. On Element-Specific Magnetometry with Linear Dichroism in Photoemission

      • F. O Schumann, R. F. Willis, K. W. Goodman, J. G. Tobin

      Pages 381-389

3. Elastic Properties

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 391-391

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   2. Deformation and Fracture of TiC/Mo(Nb) In-Situ Composites

      • Shuji Hanada, Naoyuki Nomura, Kyosuke Yoshimi

      Pages 393-400

   3. Doubled Fatigue Strength of Box Welds by Using Low Transformation Temperature Welding Material

      • Akihiko Ohta, Naoyuki Suzuki, Yoshio Maeda

      Pages 401-408

   4. The Evaluation of the Fracture Strain of ITO Films on Polymeric Substrates

      • Z. Chen, W. Wang, B. Cotterell

      Pages 409-416

   5. Ab Initio Study of Structure and Compressibility of Garnets

      • V. Milman, R. H. Nobes, E. V. Akhmatskaya, B. Winkler, C. J. Pickard, J. A. White

      Pages 417-427

   6. Short-Range Ordering Kinetics and Microstructural Development During Post- Deformation Annealing

      • M. Spanl, P. Rosenkranz, A. Korner, W. Püschl, W. Pfeiler

      Pages 429-437

   7. Point Defects in NiAl Alloys Under Pressure

      • Alexander Y. Lozovoi, Ali Alavi, Pavel A. Korzhavyi, Michael W. Finnis

      Pages 439-454

The triennial International Alloy Conferences (lACs) aim at the identification and promotion of the common elements developed in the study, either experimental, phenomenological, or theoretical and computational, of materials properties across materials types, from metals to minerals. To accomplish this goal, the lACs bring together scientists from a wide spectrum of materials science including experiment, theory, modeling, and computation, incorporating a broad range of materials properties. The first lAC, lAC-I, took place in Athens, Greece, June 16-21, 1996. The present volume of proceedings contains the papers presented at IAC-2, that took place in Davos, Switzerland, August 8-13, 1999. The topics in this book fall into several themes, which suggest a number of different classification schemes. We have chosen a scheme that classifies the papers in the volume into the categories Microstructural Properties; Ordering, Kinetics and Diffusion; Magnetic Properties and Elastic Properties. We have juxtaposed apparently disparate of revealing the dynamic character approaches to similar physical processes, in the hope of the processes under consideration. We hope this will invigorate new kinds of discussion and reveal challenges and new avenues to the description and prediction of properties of materials in the solid state and the conditions that produce them.

• Metall
• alloy
• composite
• deformation
• diffraction
• fatigue
• iron
• materials properties
• materials science
• modeling
• polymer
• solid solution

• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA

  Annemarie Meike, Antonios Gonis, Patrice E. A. Turchi

• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, USA

  Krishna Rajan

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