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Ass. Lect. Abdelkariem Karam Abdelkariem Mohamed :: Publications:

Title:
Structure and Properties of Fe–Ga Alloys as Promising Materials for Electronics
Authors: I.S. Golovin, V.V. Palacheva, A.K. Mohamed, A.M. Balagurov
Year: 2020
Keywords: Fe–Ga alloys, crystal structure, simulation, neutron diffraction
Journal: Physics of Metals and Metallography
Volume: 121
Issue: 9
Pages: 851-893
Publisher: Springer
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
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Abstract:

This review article is devoted to studies of the structure and properties of Fe–Ga alloys that serve as functional materials with high magnetostriction. Particular attention is paid to diffraction methods that allow one both to monitor phase transformations in real time and identify phase structures and microheterogeneities in their structure. Based on the studies published in recent decades, the existing equilibrium diagrams and mechanisms of formation of elastic and anelastic properties, including magnetostriction and internal friction, are critically analyze

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