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Thin-film shape-memory materials for high-temperature applications

Grummon, 2003

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8461763757096517271
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Grummon D
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Many applications of shape-memory alloys (SMAs) are likely to require development of alloys having much higher martensite transformation temperatures than are currently available. This article reviews recent reports on a few promising systems, with emphasis on …
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