1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf02401882
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Local interaction energy of carbon and nitrogen atoms in FFC γ-iron

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“…Unfortunately, the results of similar investigations quoted in [5,6] are not convenient to be compared with our results since the authors of [5,6] did not take into account the essential effect of the above considered error of the estimation procedure. Therefore, we performed our procedure of modeling for the temperature 773 K using the composition of alloys and the values of integral intensities of Mo È ssbauer spectra components P 0 , P 1 , P 90 2 and P 180 2 ) taken from [5,6] for the estimation of energy parameter ranges b 0X075 0X010 AE 0X003 [6] ( Fig.…”
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“…Unfortunately, the results of similar investigations quoted in [5,6] are not convenient to be compared with our results since the authors of [5,6] did not take into account the essential effect of the above considered error of the estimation procedure. Therefore, we performed our procedure of modeling for the temperature 773 K using the composition of alloys and the values of integral intensities of Mo È ssbauer spectra components P 0 , P 1 , P 90 2 and P 180 2 ) taken from [5,6] for the estimation of energy parameter ranges b 0X075 0X010 AE 0X003 [6] ( Fig.…”
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confidence: 73%
“…In the case of Fe±N austenite the difference between the results of both studies is considerable. The analysis of our estimation results has shown that the position and shape of the region of allowable values of the N±N interaction energies is sensitive to the absolute values of C N , P 0 , P 1 P [5,6]. The notations are the same as in Fig.…”
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confidence: 96%
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