Nanostructured Titanium Nickelide: Realization of abnormally high recovery strain

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Nanostructured Titanium Nickelide: Realization of abnormally high recovery strain

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Alloy Ti – 50.2 at.% Ni for Actuators: Evolution of Structure and Shape Memory Effects Under Post-Deformation Annealing. Part 1. Structure and Phase Transformations

Alloy Ti – 50.2 at.% Ni for Actuators: Evolution of Structure and Shape Memory Effects Under Post-Deformation Annealing. Part 1. Structure and Phase Transformations

Alloy Ti – 50.2 at.% Ni for Actuators: Evolution of Structure and Shape Memory Effects During Post-Deformation Annealing. Part 2. Influence of Structure and Phase Transformation Special Features on Shape Memory Effects

Effect of Grain Size and Ageing-Induced Microstructure on Functional Characteristics of a Ti-50.7 at.% Ni Alloy

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