1990
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-4526(90)80991-q
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Anomalous transport and magnetic properties of Al63Cu25Fe12 icosahedral single grains

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“…AlCuLi without Mg [14], shown by a filled up-triangle at ρ 295 K ≈ 10 −3 cm, is also a single grain sample in line with this correlation. Among the data quoted above for i-AlCuFe, two values are for single grain samples [17,18]. The + signs for these data overlap with those for polygrain i-AlCuFe in figure 1.…”
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“…AlCuLi without Mg [14], shown by a filled up-triangle at ρ 295 K ≈ 10 −3 cm, is also a single grain sample in line with this correlation. Among the data quoted above for i-AlCuFe, two values are for single grain samples [17,18]. The + signs for these data overlap with those for polygrain i-AlCuFe in figure 1.…”
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confidence: 61%
“…Filled up-triangles, AlCuLi and AlCuLi(Mg) [14,24]. The small point-like filled circles are AlCuFe [15][16][17][18]; , AlCuRu [19][20][21][22][23]; , AlCuOs [15]. The dashed line is a linear least square fit to data which has the slope 2. from a single annealing step is an alloy with 8.5 at.% Re [29].…”
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