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Rapidly Quenched Metals 6
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Conference Organization
Professeur Jacques Durand
Chapter 1. The Impact of Amorphous Metals on the Field of Soft Magnetic Materials
Chapter 2. Rare-Earth-Iron-Boron Permanent Magnets by Rapid Solidification Processing
Chapter 3. Effects of Magnetostriction in Amorphous Ferromagnets
Chapter 4. A New Design for Amorphous Core Distribution Transformer
Chapter 5. Synthesis and Magnetic Properties of Iron Nitride Thin Films by Double Ion Beam Sputtering
Chapter 6. Fast Dissipative and Diffusional Relaxation of the Magnetic Permeability in Ferromagnetic Metallic Glasses
Chapter 7. Structural Changes of Amorphous fe1-x Cx Alloys at x ≈ 0.32
Chapter 8. Specific Heat Behaviour on Soft Magnetic Thick Amorphous Ribbons of an Fe–B–Si Alloy
Chapter 9. The Influence of the Substitution of Metallic Elements on the Thermal Stability and Magnetic Properties of Amorphous Fe–B–Si Alloys
Chapter 10. Magnetic Phase Transition in Amorphous Fe–Ni–B and Fe–B–Si Alloys
Chapter 11. Μossbauer Studies of Amorphous FeB and FeBSi Alloys
Chapter 12. Magnetic Properties of Amorphous FeCo–SiB Alloys Annealed in Rotating Magnetic Field
Chapter 13. Soft Magnetic Properties of Microcrystalline Co–Fe–Si–B Alloys Prepared by Sputtering
Chapter 14. Magnetic Energy Density and Friction Factor in Magnetic Amorphous Ribbons
Chapter 15. Local Evidence for Re-entrant Magnetic Behaviour in Amorphous Fe90Zr10 Alloys
Chapter 16. Magnetic Ordering Behavior of Rare-earth-substituted Fe–Zr Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 17. Production and Properties of Melt-spun Fe–6.5wt.%Si Ribbons
Chapter 18. Magnetization of Amorphous and Crystalline Co–Si–B Alloys
Chapter 19. Magnetic Anisotropy and Process Parameters in a Nearly Zeromagnetostriction Metallic Glass Fe4.5Co66Ni3.5Nb2Cr1B14Si9
Chapter 20. Investigation of the Magnetic Stability of Cobalt-based As-quenched Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 21. Microstructure and Soft Magnetic Properties of Rapidly Solidified Fe–Al Alloys
Chapter 22. Magnetic Properties of Cobalt-rich Amorphous Alloys for Saturable Cores
Chapter 23. Effects of Surface Crystallization on the Magnetic Properties in Iron-rich Metallic Glasses
Chapter 24. Preparation and Magnetic Properties of Co–Gd Amorphous Alloy Films by the Electroplating Method
Chapter 25. Compositional Dependence of Magnetostriction of Amorphous Co–Fe–B and Co–Ni–B Alloys
Chapter 26. Magnetic Properties of Amorphous Gd4Fe3 and Y4Fe3 Alloys
Chapter 27. Magnetic Stability of Water-quenched Cobalt-based Amorphous Alloy
Chapter 28. The Comparative Performance of Nd–(Fe, Co)–B Magnets Formed by Rapid Quenching and by Sintering
Chapter 29. Hard Magnetic Properties of Nd–Fe–B Formed by Mechanical Alloying and Solid State Reaction
Chapter 30. Preferential Crystallite Orientation in Melt Spun Nd–Fe–B Permanent Magnet Materials
Chapter 31. Magnetic Hardening in Melt-spun Fe–R–B Alloys
Chapter 32. Influence of Quench Rate and Hydrogen Absorption on the Magnetic Properties of Melt-spun Nd15Fe77B8
Chapter 33. Crystallite Size Determinations for Melt-spun Fe–Nd–B Permanent Magnet Alloys
Chapter34. Microstructure Studies in Nd2(Fe0.9Co0.1)14BThin Films
Chapter 35. Magnetic and Thermal Properties of ( Ndx Fe1-x)82.5 B17.5 Glasses
Chapter 36. Magnetic Behaviour in Amorphous Tbx Cu1-x Alloys (x = 0.18,0.22,0.33,0.50 and 0.65)
Chapter 37. Electron Transport Properties of Non-magnetic Metallic Glasses
Chapter 39. Electronic Transport Properties of Glassy Fe–Sc Alloys
Chapter 40. Quantum Corrections to the Conductivity in Mg70Cu30-xAux , x = 0,1, 3, 9, and Mg70Zn 30-x Aux, x = 0,3
Chapter 41. The Hall Effect in Paramagnetic Co–Zr Metallic Glasses
Chapter 42. Electronic Properties and Localization Effects in Some Hydrogen-doped 4d–3d Metallic Glasses
Chapter 43. Dependence of Tc on the Cooling Conditions for Liquid-quenched A15 Chemical Compounds
Chapter 44. Superconductivity in Crystalline and Amorphous Nb-Zr Thin Films
Chapter 45. Electrical Resistivity of Fe–Cr- and Ni-Cr-Based Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 46. Temperature Dependence of Longitudinal Magnetoresistance in Amorphous Fe–Cr–Si–B Alloys
Chapter 47. The Scattering Mechanism of Resistivity in Amorphous Fe90–xCoxZr10 Alloys
Chapter 48. Electron Transport in Co-evaporated Thin Film and Melt-spun Ribbon Αl 1-x , Μn x, Alloys
Chapter 49. Scattering Mechanisms and Transport Properties of Iron-Transition Metal–Boron Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 50. The Behaviour of Electrical Resistivity in Amorphous Co100-xBx Alloys
Chapter 51. Low-temperature Thermal and Electrical Resistivity in a Pd–Cu–Si Metallic Glass
Chapter 52. Intermediate Temperature Range Electrical Resistivity of Some Metallic Glasses
Chapter 53. Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Metallic Glasses: Bulk, Interface and Surface Properties
Chapter 54. Electronic Structure of Amorphous Transition Metal Alloys
Chapter 55. Electronic Structure of Hydrogenated Amorphous Ni–Zr Alloys
Chapter 56. Comparison of Amorphous and Liquid Alloys by Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Chapter 57. On Many-electron Effects and Multiplet Splittings in X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy as a Diagnostic Tool for Metallic Glasses
Chapter 58. Photoemission Studies on Metallic Glasses Using Synchrotron Radiation
Chapter 59. Electronic Structure and Local Environment of Non-transition Elements in Ternary Metallic Glasses
Chapter 60. Electronic Properties of Glassy Metallic Alloys
Chapter 61. X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy on Amorphous CuxTe100-x and Nix Te 100-x
Chapter 62. Spectroscopic Ellipsometry of Amorphous Ni0.95Tb0.05 and Crystalline Nickel
Chapter 63. Local Structure and Stability of Amorphous Cu–Fe–Zr Alloys
Chapter 64. Electronic Structure of ( Ni33Zr67)1-xXx (X = Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni or Cu) Ternary Metallic Glasses Studied by Low Temperature Specific Heat Measurements
Chapter 65. Electronic Structure and Electron Transport in Ca–Mg–Cu Metallic Glasses
Chapter 66. Magnetic Susceptibility and 31P Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of the Electronic Structure of Amorphous and Crystalline Ni–Cu–P Alloys
Chapter 67. High Resolution Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of the Electronic Structure of Rapidly Quenched Alloys
Chapter 68. The Influence of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Superconducting Transition Temperature and Critical Field in the Amorphous Binary Metallic Alloys M–Zr ( M = Fe, Co or Ni)
Chapter 69. Optical Reflectivity of Glassy Pd–U–Si Alloys
Chapter 70. Electronic Structure of ( Ni33Zr67)85X15 (X = Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co and Cu) Metallic Glasses Studied by Photoelectron Spectroscopy
Chapter 71.The Discovery of Quasicrystals through Rapid Quenching of Metallic Alloys
Chapter 72. Atomic Structure of Quasicrystals
Chapter 73. Quasicrystals and Quasicrystal-related Phases in the Al–Mn System
Chapter 74. Quasi-crystals Studied with Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction
Chapter 75. The Configurational Entropy of Two-dimensional Random Penrose Tilings
Chapter 76. Structure of Quasi-crystalline Al–Mn–Ru: X-ray and Neutron Studies
Chapter 77. Local Icosahedral Packing Energetics for d-band Metals
Chapter 78. Electronic Properties and Resonant States in Al–Mn(–Si) Alloys
Chapter 79. Physical Properties of Icosahedral and Glassy Pd–U–Si Alloys
Chapter 80. Electronic Structure of Quasi-crystalline AIMn in Comparison with Amorphous and Crystalline Alloys
Chapter 81. Metastable Phase Boundaries of Quasicrystalline Phases
Chapter 82. Electronic Structure of Quasi-crystals
Chapter 83. Thermal Stability of the Icosahedral Phase in Al–Mn (Mn = 4–15 at.%) Alloys Prepared by Planar Flow Casting
Chapter 84. Crystallization of the Al–Mn Icosahedral Phase
Chapter 85. An Electron-microscopic Investigation of the Transformation Behaviour of Al6Mg4Cu Quasi-crystalline Alloy
Chapter 86. Crystallization of Icosahedral Al–Mn–Si
Chapter 87. High Pressure Structural Study of Quasicrystalline Al–Mn
Chapter 88. Stability of Quasicrystalline Phases in Al–Fe–V Alloys
Chapter 89. High Pressure Induced Crystallization of Rapidly Solidified Al–Fe and Al–Mn Quasi-crystalline Alloys
Chapter 90. Peritectoid Transformation of Quasi-crystals in Al–Mn Alloys
Chapter 91. The Structure of Icosahedral Al–Mg–Cu Alloy
Chapter 92. Pair Distribution Function in Icosahedral Al–Mn–Si Alloy
References
Chapter 93. Preparation and Structural Investigation by X-Ray and Neutron Scattering of Quasi-crystalline and Glassy Pd58.8Si2o.6U2o.6
Chapter 94.Preparation and Electrical Properties of Aluminium-based Ternary and Quaternary Quasi-crystals
Chapter 95. Low Temperature Calorimetric and Magnetic Properties of Al–Mn and Al–Mn–Si Quasi-crystals
Chapter 96. Growth of Quasi-crystals
Chapter 97. New Quasi-crystalline and Amorphous Phases in Rapidly Quenched Al–Ge–(Cr, Mn) and Al–Si2–(Cr, Mn) Alloys with High Metalloid Concentrations
Chapter 98. Influence of the Quenching Conditions on the Formation of the Icosahedral Phase in Al–Mn Alloys
Chapter 99. Hydrogen in Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Metals
Chapter 100. Thermodynamics of Η in Amorphous Alloys: A Lattice-gas Model
Chapter 101. Solid-state Reaction and Electrocatalytic Activity of Rapidly Quenched Zr50Co3oNi20 Alloys
Chapter 102. Chemical Properties and Applications of Some Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 103. Corrosion Resistance and Passive Layer Formation in Amorphous Binary Cr Alloys
Chapter 104. Laser and Electron Beam Processing of Electrodes Consisting of Amorphous Nickel–Valve Metal–Platinum-group Metal Surface Alloys on Valve Metals
Chapter 105. Improved Corrosion Resistance of Rapidly Solidified Fe–Al Bronzes
Chapter 106. The Oxidation Behavior of Amorphous and Polycrystalline Zr–Ni Alloys
Chapter 107. Investigation of the Microstructure of an Fe91Zr9 Catalyst Prepared from the Amorphous Alloy
Chapter 108. Corrosion Behavior of Rapidly Solidified Mg – Nd and Mg – Y Alloys
Chapter 109. Segregation and Structural Effects of Boron in Rapidly Solidified Copper–Boron Alloys
Chapter 110. Electrochemical Behaviour of Cu–Ti Glassy Alloys
Chapter 111. Amorphous Alloy Catalysts for Electro-oxidation of Methanol and its Derivatives in a Sulphuric Acid Solution
Chapter 112. Electrochemistry of Chromium-base Binary Metallic Glasses
Chapter 113. Behaviour of Fe–Cr–P–C Amorphous Alloys in an Alkaline Medium: Elementary Composition of Superficial Layers and Electrochemical Characterization of Alloy–Solution Interface
Chapter 114. The Oxidation Behaviour of Some Cobalt-based Amorphous Alloys
Chapter 115. Hydrogen in Some Pd–Si-based Amorphous Alloys and in the Crystallized States
Chapter 116. Properties of As-quenched and Hydrogenated Cu–Fe–Ti Alloys
Chapter 117. Decomposition of Formic Acid on Fe80B20 Metallic Glasses
Chapter 118. Simulation of the Influence of Hydrogen on the Structural Properties of Amorphous Iron
Author Index
Cumulative Subject Index Vols. 97–99

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