Titlebook: Alloys Based on TiNi in Pre-transition Low-Stability States; Structure and Proper Alexander I. Potekaev,Anatoly A. Klopotov,Sergey G Book 2

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Grazing and Conservation Managementions in weakly stable states of condensed systems have been considered. An original physical point of view is presented, based on a new understanding of the state of the system, in which the traditional point of phase transition takes the form of an interval of values of the controlling transition p

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