1979
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-341814-2.50012-9
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Superconductivity and Electron Microscopy

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“…A number of experiments seem to indicate, however, that other defects, such as static displacements, may also be effective (Testardi 1977a,b). Moreover, it is not certain if a 'homogeneous' defect model is adequate since there is evidence (Pande 1977) that particle irradiation creates small disordered regions in a less disordered matrix. I n such a situation, the proximity effect has to be taken into account and several sets of careful measurements (see, for example, Viswanathan et a1 1978) actually support the description based on inhomogeneous damage.…”
Section: Efsect Of Long-range Ordermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of experiments seem to indicate, however, that other defects, such as static displacements, may also be effective (Testardi 1977a,b). Moreover, it is not certain if a 'homogeneous' defect model is adequate since there is evidence (Pande 1977) that particle irradiation creates small disordered regions in a less disordered matrix. I n such a situation, the proximity effect has to be taken into account and several sets of careful measurements (see, for example, Viswanathan et a1 1978) actually support the description based on inhomogeneous damage.…”
Section: Efsect Of Long-range Ordermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SEM investigations have been at too low a resolution to resolve the grains in the initial stages of grain growth at the normal reaction temperature (650-750°C). Although TEM micrographs of NbsSn wires have been published (Pande, 1979) no systematic procedures for the preparation of specimens from both transverse and longitudinal sections of multifilamentary wires have been reported.…”
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