5M and 7M martensitic stability and associated physical properties in Ni50Mn35In15 alloy: first-principles calculations and experimental verification
Authors:
- Xinzeng LiangXLXinzeng Liang
- Xinjun JiangXJXinjun Jiang
- Jianglong GuJGJianglong Gu
- Jing BaiJBJing Bai
- Ziqi GuanZGZiqi Guan
- Zhenzhuang LiZLZhenzhuang Li
- Haile YanHYHaile Yan
- Yudong ZhangYZYudong Zhang
- Claude EslingCEClaude Esling
- Xiang ZhaoXZXiang Zhao
- Liang ZuoLZLiang Zuo
- 1 November 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Scripta Materialia
- Vol. 204
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