2013
DOI: 10.1107/s010876731309510x
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Strain characterisation in nanocrystalline ceramics: the laser pump-probe technique

Abstract: In many applications materials suffer repeated dynamic strain cycles, including various materials ranging from semiconductors (photovoltaic absorber layers) to fuel cell electrolytes and refractory bricks. These cycles of incident strain cause shockwaves which propagate throughout the bulk. These shockwaves can leave behind defect states in the material causing minor residual strain. However, as the number of defect states increases, this minor residual strain becomes significant [1] . This experiment utili… Show more

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