Stacking fault and partial dislocation dominated strengthening mechanisms in highly textured Cu/Co multilayers
Authors:
- Y. LiuY. Liu
- Y. ChenYCY. Chen
- K.Y. YuKYK.Y. Yu
- H. WangHWH. Wang
- J. ChenJCJ. Chen
- X. ZhangXZX. Zhang
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Plasticity
- Vol. 49, 152-163
Abstract
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