The effect of grain size on bubble formation and evolution in helium-irradiated Cu-Fe-Ag
Authors:
- Michael WurmshuberMWMichael Wurmshuber
- David FrazerDFDavid Frazer
- Mehdi BaloochMBMehdi Balooch
- Inas IssaIIInas Issa
- Andrea BachmaierABAndrea Bachmaier
- Peter HosemannPHPeter Hosemann
- Daniel KienerDaniel Kiener
Open Access
- 1 January 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Characterization
- Vol. 171
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Funding Information
- Marshallplan-Jubiläumsstiftung
- European Commission (757333, 771146)
- Division of Materials Research (1807822)
- European Research Council
- University of California Berkeley
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