Observation of ex-situ microstructure relaxation of non-conventional misorientations post femtosecond laser shock exposure in cp-Ti
Authors:
- Anuj BishtABAnuj Bisht
- Rajib KalsarRKRajib Kalsar
- Amitava AdakAAAmitava Adak
- Indranuj DeyIDIndranuj Dey
- Kamalesh JanaKJKamalesh Jana
- Amit LadALAmit Lad
- G. Ravindra KumarGKG. Ravindra Kumar
- Gopalan JagadeeshGJGopalan Jagadeesh
- Satyam SuwasSSSatyam Suwas
- 1 May 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Acta Materialia
- Vol. 150, 161-172
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