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Bimetallic shape memory alloy composites produced by explosion welding: Structure and martensitic transformation. / Belyaev, S.; Rubanik, V.; Resnina, N.; Rubanik, V. Jr.; Demidova, E.; Lomakin, I.

в: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Том 234, 2016, стр. 323-331.

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Belyaev, S. ; Rubanik, V. ; Resnina, N. ; Rubanik, V. Jr. ; Demidova, E. ; Lomakin, I. / Bimetallic shape memory alloy composites produced by explosion welding: Structure and martensitic transformation. в: Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 2016 ; Том 234. стр. 323-331.

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