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Vacancies in Al after pulsed electron beam melting

Follstaedt et al., 1981

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5245487441790366712
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Follstaedt D
Wampler W
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Applied Physics Letters

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We have used transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to study the retention of vacancies in Al after rapid melting and resolidification of a thin (∼ 3 μm) surface layer using a pulsed (∼ 50 ns) electron beam. After pulsing and aging at room temperature, TEM examination …
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