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Deformation mechanisms, defects, heat treatment, and thermal conductivity in large grain niobium

Published:2015 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:0094-243X
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Bieler Thomas R.,Kang Di,Baars Derek C.,Chandrasekaran Saravan,Mapar Aboozar,Ciovati Gianluigi,Wright Neil T.,Pourboghrat Farhang,Murphy James E.,Compton Chris C.,Myneni Ganapati Rao

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AIP Publishing LLC

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