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SUMMARY:Thin Films of Martensitic Materials: Can We Predict Their Microstructure?
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Thin Films of Martensitic Materials: Can We Predict Their Microstructure?\n\nThe shape memory effect is an important manifestation of the martensitic phase transformation, a phenomenon observed in various metallic alloys, ceramics, and even biological systems. Because of their technological applications as microactuators, martensitic thin films utilizing the shape memory …

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