1974
DOI: 10.1080/14786437408226183
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Two-step ageing and final size of G.P. zones in Al-Zn 10% alloy

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“…As shown on Fig. 2, the change in electron density has the right sort of behaviour; it has the right sign on the impurity site and matches the asymptotic form given by (7). Its main defect is that its first zero is too close to the impurity; this has the effect of shifting the first attractive well quite near the impurity site.…”
Section: The Isolated Impurity Casesupporting
confidence: 62%
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“…As shown on Fig. 2, the change in electron density has the right sort of behaviour; it has the right sign on the impurity site and matches the asymptotic form given by (7). Its main defect is that its first zero is too close to the impurity; this has the effect of shifting the first attractive well quite near the impurity site.…”
Section: The Isolated Impurity Casesupporting
confidence: 62%
“…From these graphs, we see that the asymptotic form for Ap(r) (7) gives fairly good results away from the zones, except in the case of the larger zone. Before discussing these results in greater detail, let us first go on to calculate the electrostatic potential arising from these electronic density variations A@.…”
Section: Formal Solutionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…These results will be published elsewhere. A similar result has been found for an Al-Zn alloy by Ceresara and Giarda (1974). This means that a t least for zones being formed near room temperature the increment of electrical resistivity is mainly a function of the total volume occupied by zones and may depend only slightly on their size distribution.…”
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confidence: 72%