The results of research into superconducting properties under low temperature deformation (LTD) of Nb, Sn, Re, In, Pb are reported. It is concluded that the effect of increase of Te and He upon twinning is related to the formation of localized superconducting states.
Low Temperature Deformation Detwinning—A Reverse Mode of Twinning
✍ Scribed by Yan-Dong Wang; Wenjun Liu; Lei Lu; Yang Ren; Zhi-Hua Nie; Jonathan Almer; Sheng Cheng; Yong-Feng Shen; Liang Zuo; Peter K. Liaw; Ke Lu
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 485 KB
- Volume
- 12
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1438-1656
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✦ Synopsis
Abstract
The origin of the plasticity in bulk nanocrystalline metals have, to date, been attributed to the grain‐boundary‐mediated process, stress‐induced grain coalescence, dislocation plasticity, and/or twinning. Here we report a different mechanism—detwinning, which operates at low temperatures during the tensile deformation of an electrodeposited Cu with a high density of nanosized growth twins. Both three‐dimensional XRD microscopy using the Laue method with a submicron‐sized polychromatic beam and high‐energy XRD technique with a monochromatic beam provide the direct experimental evidences for low temperature detwinning of nanoscale twins.
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