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Abstract A detailed study has been made of the compressive stress-strain behavior of polycrystal-line Fe-Si alloys containing from 0 to 25 at. pct Si. It is shown that the alloys containing less than 10 at. pct Si possess only short range atomic order and deform by slip or by twinning, depending upo...
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