1. Editorial

   • Daniel G. Sanders

   EditorialNotes Pages: 651 - 651

2. Beta phase superplasticity in titanium alloys by boron modification

   • Radhakrishna B. Bhat
   • Seshacharyulu Tamirisakandala
   • Daniel B. Miracle

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 653 - 659

3. Manufacturing advantages of superplastically formed fine-grain Ti-6Al-4V alloy

   • Peter N. Comley

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 660 - 664

4. Transformation superplasticity in Zircadyne 705

   • Hipolito J. Gonzalez
   • David C. Dunand

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 665 - 669

5. Overview of superplastic forming research at ford motor company

   • P. A. Friedman
   • S. G. Luckey
   • C. Young

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 670 - 677

6. Advances in fabricating superplastically formed and diffusion bonded components for aerospace structures

   • Larry D. Hefti

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 678 - 682

7. Using equal-channel angular pressing for the production of superplastic aluminum and magnesium alloys

   • Cheng Xu
   • Terence G. Langdon
   • Minoru Furukawa

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 683 - 690

8. Finite element modeling and optimization of superplastic forming using variable strain rate approach

   • Mohammad A. Nazzal
   • Marwan K. Khraisheh
   • Basil M. Darras

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 691 - 699

9. Tribological issues during quick plastic forming

   • Paul E. Krajewski
   • Arianna T. Morales

   Superplastic Forming Pages: 700 - 709

10. Processing, deformation, and failure in superplastic aluminum alloys: Applications of orientation-imaging microscopy

    • Keiichiro Oh-ishi
    • John Boydon
    • Terry R. McNelley

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 710 - 719

11. Developing a superplastic forming application using aluminum tube

    • Franna Pitt

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 720 - 726

12. Influence of grain size and microstructure on oxidation rates in titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V under superplastic forming conditions

    • Franna Pitt
    • M. Ramulu

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 727 - 734

13. Postprocessing effect on the ductility and flexural behavior of three titanium alloys under simulated superplastic forming conditions

    • F. Pitt
    • M. Ramulu
    • S. Young

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 735 - 743

14. Examination of superplastic forming combined with diffusion bonding for titanium: Perspective from experience

    • Daniel G. Sanders
    • Mamidala Ramulu

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 744 - 752

15. Reinforced ceramic dies for superplastic forming operations

    • Daniel G. Sanders

    Superplastic Forming Pages: 753 - 757

16. Effect of notch location on fatigue crack growth behavior of strength-mismatched high-strength low-alloy steel weldments

    • S. Ravi
    • V. Balasubramanian
    • S. Nemat Nasser

    Testing And Evaluation Pages: 758 - 765

17. Properties and effects of water-soluble inhibitors on the corrosion rates of structural metals

    • S. G. Lambrakos
    • K. P. Cooper
    • P. P. Trzaskoma-Paulette

    Testing And Evaluation Pages: 766 - 774

18. Tensile and fracture toughness properties of SiC_p reinforced Al alloys: Effects of particle size, particle volume fraction, and matrix strength

    • M. T. Milan
    • P. Bowen

    Testing And Evaluation Pages: 775 - 783

19. Electrochemical behavior of nickel in HNO₃ and the effect of chloride ions

    • S. M. Abd El Haleem
    • E. E. Abd El Aal

    Testing And Evaluation Pages: 784 - 792