Effect of ausforming on bainite structure in an Fe-Ni-C alloy
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概要
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- 2003-03-01
著者
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MAKI T.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
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Furuhara T.
Department Of Material Science And Engineering Kyoto University
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MORITANI Tomokazu
Graduate, Department of Material Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
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SAKAMOTO K.
Graduate, Department of Material Science and Engineering, Kyoto University
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Moritani Tomokazu
Graduate Department Of Material Science And Engineering Kyoto University
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