1. Materials, Bicycles, and Design

   • M. F. Ashby

   Announcement Pages: 3057 - 3064

2. Foreword

   • John E. Allison
   • J. Wayne Jones

   EditorialNotes Pages: 3065 - 3065

3. A finite element model of the effects of primary creep in an Al-SiC metal matrix composite

   • Steven L. Atkins
   • Jeffery C. Gibeling

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3067 - 3079

4. Micromechanics effects in creep of metal-matrix composites

   • L. C. Davis
   • J. E. Allison

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3081 - 3089

5. An approach to the design of composites for service at elevated and nonsteady temperatures

   • Karim F. Elfishawy
   • Glenn S. Daehn

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3091 - 3105

6. The effect of particle reinforcement on the creep behavior of single-phase aluminum

   • P. E. Krajewski
   • J. W. Jones
   • J. E. Allison

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3107 - 3118

7. Creep strengthening in a discontinuous SiC-Al composite

   • Kyung-Tae Park
   • Farghalli A. Mohamed

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3119 - 3129

8. Mechanical behavior and failure micromechanisms of Al/Al₂O₃ composites under cyclic deformation

   • P. Poza
   • J. Llorca

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3131 - 3141

9. The effect of matrix microstructure on cyclic response and fatigue behavior of particle- reinforced 2219 aluminum: Part I. room temperature behavior

   • G. M. Vyletel
   • J. E. Allison
   • D. C. Van Aken

   OriginalPaper Pages: 3143 - 3154

10. The effect of matrix microstructure on cyclic response and fatigue behavior of particle-reinforced 2219 aluminum: Part II. Behavior at 150 °C

    • G. M. Vyletel
    • D. C. Van Aken
    • J. E. Allison

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3155 - 3162

11. Comparison of the growth of individual and average microcracks in the fatigue of Al-SiC composites

    • E. Y. Chen
    • L. Lawson
    • M. Meshii

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3163 - 3176

12. Short crack growth behavior in a particulate-reinforced aluminum alloy composite

    • Chingshen Li
    • F. Ellyin

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3177 - 3182

13. Acoustic emission during fatigue crack propagation in SiC particle reinforced Al matrix composites

    • A. Niklas
    • L. Froyen
    • L. Delaey

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3183 - 3189

14. Effect of thermal residual stresses on fatigue crack opening and propagation behavior in an Al/SiC _p metal matrix composite

    • M. E. Fitzpatrick
    • M. T. Hutchings
    • P. J. Withers

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3191 - 3198

15. Fatigue crack growth behavior of composites

    • A. K. Vasudévan
    • K. Sadananda

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3199 - 3210

16. An evaluation of fiber-reinforced titanium matrix composites for advanced high-temperature aerospace applications

    • James M. Larsen
    • Stephan M. Russ
    • J. W. Jones

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3211 - 3223

17. Materials characterization of silicon carbide reinforced titanium (Ti/SCS-6) metal matrix composites: Part I. Tensile and fatigue behavior

    • P. K. Liaw
    • E. S. Diaz
    • D. H. Loh

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3225 - 3247

18. Materials characterization of silicon carbide reinforced titanium (Ti/SCS-6) metal matrix composites: Part II. Theoretical modeling of fatigue behavior

    • K. T. Chiang
    • D. H. Loh
    • E. S. Diaz

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3249 - 3255

19. Modeling the minimum creep rate of discontinuous lamellar- reinforced composites

    • Michael F. Bartholomeusz
    • John A. Wert

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3257 - 3264

20. Creep-fatigue life prediction of in situ composite solders

    • C. G. Kuo
    • S. M. L. Sastry
    • K. L. Jerina

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3265 - 3275

21. Microstructural changes in HSLA-100 steel thermally cycled to simulate the heat-affected zone during welding

    • G. Spanos
    • R. W. Fonda
    • A. Matuszeski

    OriginalPaper Pages: 3277 - 3293