โ Scribed by W.A. Trampczynski
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Copper wires have been cold-worked or subjected to radiation damage. Simultaneous measurements of resistance have been made on a damaged wire and a well-annealed wire. The resistance measurements are made over the temperature range from 4.2"K to 77ยฐK. The differing behavior of the temperature-depend
A theoretical modei, which considers the nature of crystailographic siip in the grain and the heterogeneous stress distribution ariaed from grain orientations, is proposed for the ~I~uIat~on of cyclic creep behavior of metals. Here tbe hardening mechanisms which cause the creep rate of s%p systems t
The susceptibilities of copper and aluminum have been measured as a function of cold work. Spectroscopically-pure samples were cold-worked both by rolling and compression. A Faraday method was used to determine the specific susceptibility and the mass concentration of the ferromagnetic contaminant s