Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, Physical Metallurgy and Materials Science 2003: Vol 34A Index

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Metallurgical and Materials Transactions
Volume 34
Combined Author Index
Abe, F. 913-925A Brandi, S.D. 1575-1597A 863-877A Fang, H.S. 1727-1733A
Abe, T. 2517-2526A Briant, C.L. 295-306A Coelho, G.C. 1749-1758A Fautrelle, Y. 669-678B
Abedian, B. 29-36B 1869-1877A Coetzee, C. 581-588B Feaugas, M 2329-2340A
Acoff, V.L. 2273-2279A Brisset, F. 1705-1717A Coletti, B. 533-538B Feng, D. 5-13B
Aguilar, M.T.P. 589-601A Brooks, G.A. 355-358B Colin, C. 1627-1636A Fenton, C. 1851-1861A
Ahn, J.-P. 625-632A Brown, D.W. 1439-1449A Conlon, K.T. 2935-2946A Ferranti, L., Jr. 2671-2678A
Ai, J. 355-359A Brown, E.L. 1683-1703A Corréa, E.C.S. 589-601A Ferro, R 743-750A
Akdeniz, M.V. 721-734A 3021-3041A Coursol, P. 631-638B Fessler, R.R. 2601-2608A
Akdogan, G. 833-842B Bruno, G. 193-197A Cramb, A.W. 503-508B Fischer, F.D. 2827-2836A
Akhonin, S.V. 447-454B Buchholz, M. 243-253B 647-652B Fischmeister, H.F. 1749-1758A
Alkemper, J. 481-489A Bihrig-Polaczek, A. 411-419B Cristini, V. 1421-1431A Fjaer, H.G. 1941-1952A
Allison, J.E. 33-41A Bull, C.W. 295-306A Croft, T.N. 727-734B Flesch, U 2247-2251A
1807-1820A Bysakh, S. 2621-2631A Cross, M. 727-734B Fleury, E. 841-849A
Alvarez, O. 2991-2997A Caceres, C.H. 2901-2912A Crowe, C.J.B 805-811B Flower, H.M. 1879-1890A
Angeliu, T. 927-934A Cahoon, J.R. 882-883A Cuello, GJ. 2771-2779A Foecke, T. 657-671A
Anglin, P.T. 1851-1861A 2683-2688A Cui, C.Y. 2663-2670A Follstaedt, D.M. 935-949A
Antony, M.P. 555-563B Cai, L.X. 2005-2015A Cui, L.S. 219-223A Font, J.M. 565-571B
Appel, F. 2103-2111A Cama, H. 441-447A Daaland, O. 2705-2715A Fray, D.J. 589-594B
2149-2164A Campbell, J 1409-1420A Daehn, GS. 2559-2564A Frety, N 1627-1636A
2827-2836A Campo, J. 2771-2779A Dahle, A.K. 105-113A Freyberg, A.V. 243-253B
Ardell, A.J. 1863-1868A Campos, S.S. 1013-1017A 2690-2693A Frdbel, U 2149-2164A
Arenas, M. 2273-2279A Canadinc, D. 5-13A Dahmen, U. 543-551A Froes, F.H. 1329-1339A
Argento, A. 421-424A 1821-1831A 735-742A Fruehan, R.J 333-343B
Arsene, S. 553-566A Cao, X. 1409-1420A Dai, K. 1133-1145A Fujii, H. 1901-1907A
567-578A Cardinale, A.M. 743-750A Daloz, D. 2139-2148A Fujishiro, S 267-275A
579-588A Carnes, J.D 1863-1868A Dantzig, J.A 459-466A Fukunaga, K 1007-1012A
Arzt, E. 2809-2817A Catalina, A.V. 383-394A 1483-1491A Fukuyama, H 307-311B
Ashrafizadeh, F. 1163-1174A Caton, M.J. 33-41A Darzens, S. 511-522A Furu, T. 2705-2715A
Assanelli, A.P. 455-473B Cetlin, P.R. 589-601A Das, S 1909-1918A Furuya, K 699-703A
Atkinson, H.V. 409-417A Chakraborty, S. 899-909B 1919-1930A Furuya, Y. 2517-25264
1545-1554A Chan, K.S. 43-57A Das, S.C. 813-819B Gable, B.M 2757-2769A
Aurelio, G 2771-2779A 1833-1849A Das, S.K. 1979-1983A Gall, K 5-13A
Baburaj, E.G. 2793-2799A 2315-2328A Davidson, D.L. 1833-1849A Gallego, J. 1013-1017A
Bae, D.H. 2449-2463A Chang, C -H. 199-209A Davis, C.L. 1637-1645A Gandin, C.-A 1657-1674A
2465-2471A Chang, H. B. 1259-1264A De Cooman, B.C. 781-792A Gangloff, R.P. 327-344A
Bag, A 1396-1400A Chang, L L.C 211-217A De Graef, M. 2301-2313A Gao, H 277-285A
Bahr, D.F. 1291-1296A Chang, S. -Y. 25-31A De Groh, H.C., Jr. 2985-2990A 287-294A
Bai, J. 567-578A Chang, W.-S. 491-501A De, A.K. 781-792A Gao, L 2925-2933A
579-588A Chang, Y. Y.W 2165-2176A DebRoy, T. 267-269B Gao, Y.X 1879-1890A
Bai, J.B. 553-566A Chao, J. 268 1-2683A Deevi, S.C 2233-2246A Garcia, A 995-1006A
Balch, D.K. 1787-1797A Charleux, M. 1017-1019A Dekkers, R 161-171B Gautier, E. 2139-2148A
Bampton, C.C 1985-1992A Charpentier, M. 2139-2148A Del Genovese, D. 2781-2792A Genesca, J. 2991-2997A
Bandyopadhyay, P.P. 1909-1918A Chatterjee, U.K. 1297-1309A Delfino, S. 743-750A Ghojel, J.l. 679-684B
1919-1930A Chattopadhyay, A.B. 1909-1918A Deging, W. 1357-1360A Ghonem, H 2565-2577A
Bandyopadhyay, T.K. 1909-1918A 1919-1930A Deschamps, A. 1017-1019A Ghosh, A.K 2449-2463A
1919-1930A Chattopadhyay, K. 2621-2631A Deschaux-Beaume, F. 1627-1636A 2465-2471A
Banerjee, K. 1297-1309A Chattoraj, |. 2441-2447A Dey, P.K. 2441-2447A 2643-2653A
Banovic, S.W. 657-671A Chaturvedi, M.C. 2053-2066A Dhua, S.K. 241-253A Ghosh, D 738-740B
Barker, D.R. 2377-2386A Chen, C.H. 503-509A 2493-2504A Ghosh, G 1221-1234A
Barnett, M.R. 1799-1806A Chen, J. 2985-2990A Diaz-Fuentes, M 2505-2516A 1771-1782A
Baskes, M.1. 435-439A Chen, J.H. 1055-1068A Ding, B.Z 1147-1152A Ghosh, S 1909-1918A
Bechade, J.L. 567-578A Chen, L.J. 1451-1460A Dippenaar, R.J 495-501B 1919-1930A
Beckermann, C. 297-306B Chen, M.W. 2289-2299A Dong, H.B. 441-447A Gilles, R 2781-2792A
1525-1536A Chen, Q. 639-645B Dong, S.J 1501-1511A Glenn, A.M 1513-1523A
1657-1674A 793-797A Dong, W. 75-82B Goetz, R.L 2397-2400A
Beddoes, J. 2177-2190A Chen, S.-W. 199-209A Donion, W.T. 523-529A Goforth, R.E 1153-1161A
Belov, D.Y. 1979-1983A 2281-2287A Donskoi, E. 93-102B Golczewski, J.A. 1749-1758A
Belton, GR. 225-234B Chen, W. 2601-2608A 255-266B Goldenfeld, N 459-466A
Beltran-Sanchez, L. 367-382A Chen, Y.H. 421-432B Doty, H.W. 115-129A Goldschmit, M.B 455-473B
Belyakov, A. 131-138A Chen, Z. 799-806A Drezet, J.-M 1941-1952A Golovin, |.S 255-266A
Bencze, L. 2409-2419A Cheng, L.M. 2473-2481A Dunand, D.C 1787-1797A Gong, D. 605-609B
Benedek, R. 2097-2101A Cheong, S.W. 1311-1319A 2353-2363A Gonzalez, C 2991-2997A
Benum, S. 1941-1952A 1321-1327A Duncan, A.J 25-28B Gonzalez, M 455-473B
Berdaguer, E.F. 455-473B Chi, R. 611-617B DuPont, J.N. 439-445B Gonzalez-Carrasco, J.L 268 1-2683A
Bermudez, A. 83-91B Cho, J.-H. 1113-1125A 1127-1132A Gonzalez-Hernandez, J 126-129B
Bewlay, B.P. 2043-2052A Cho, J.-S. 1113-1125A 2633-2641A Gouma, P.| 2129-2138A
Bhavnani, S.H. 843-851B Cho, J.R. 2935-2946A Dutta, B. 1237-1247A Grange, M 2139-2148A
Bhosle, V. 2793-2799A Cho, Y.H. 1113-1125A Dutta, P. 899-909B Gray, N.B. 821-832B
Biery, N. 2301-2313A Choe, H. 225-239A 2621-2631A Griffiths, J.R 2901-2912A
Bisen, K.B. 2273-2279A Choi, B 1617-1625A Dvorkin, E.N. 455-473B Grong, ©. 345-354A
Bishop, R. 1771-1782A Choudhary, S.K. 183-191B Eggeler, G. 2847-2860A Gruzleski, J.E 807-825A
Blanpain, B. 161-171B Christie, S. 595-603B Ehlen, G. 2947-2961A Gu, Y. 2207-2215A
533-538B Christien, F. 2483-2491A El-Eskandarany, M.S 893-898A Gu, Y.F. 2217-2221A
Blue, C.A. 3043-3054A Chu, R. 2601-2608A El-Kaddah, N 2273-2279A Guan, H.R. 979-986A
Bocos, J.L. 827-839A Chuang, T.-H. 25-31A Eliezer, D. 2199-2206A Guillermet, A.F 2771-2779A
Boettinger, W.J. 467-479A Chumlyakov, Y. 5-13A Embury, J.D 2473-2481A Gunawarman 267-275A
Boileau, J.M. 1807-1820A Chumlyakov, Y.I. 1821-1831A 2913-2924A Guo, A.-M 1611-1616A
Bompard, P. 553-566A Chung, K.H 707-712A Emi, T. 483-493B Guo, J.T. 2663-2670A
579-588A Cieslak, M.J. 1127-1132A Eric, R.H 833-842B Gupta, G.S. 183-191B
Bose, S.C. 1265-1274A Cirincione, R. 1851-1861A Esmaeili, S. 751-763A Gutiérrez, |. 827-839A
Bottger, B. 411-419B Clarke, D.R. 511-522A 2913-2924A 2505-2516A
Bourke, M.A.M. 1439-1449A Clausen, B. 1439-1449A Etay, J. 669-678B Ha, T.K. 2165-2176A
Bowen, P. 1193-1202A Clemens, H. 2809-2817A Euh, K. 59-69A Haag, M 2809-2817A
1203-1213A 2827-2836A Evans, A.G. 511-522A Haarberg, GM. 746-748B
1705-1717A Coady, F.N. 879-881A Eylon, D. 267-275A Haddou, H. 2329-2340A
Bradley, J.R. 2449-2463A Cockcroft, S.L. 851-861A Fagin, P.N. 2377-2386A Hagiwara, M 633-643A
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Hall, E.L 927-934A Jack, T.R 2601-2608A Krishnan, M. 1029-1042A ‘ 951-966A
Hamilton, R 5-13A Jackson, M.R 2043-2052A Ku, J.S. 421-432B 1193-1202A
Han, B.Q 71-83A Jacot, A 467-479A Kubic, R.C 2549-2557A 1203-1213A
603-613A Jahanshahi, S 517-523B Kumar, A. 2441-2447A 2029-2032A
Han, J.-H 1675-1681A Jak, E 173-182B Kumar, K.S 295-306A Liu, K 297-306B
Han, K.N 757-767B 369-382B 1869-1877A Liu, S 395-401A
Han, Q 25-28B 383-397B Kumar, P. 899-909B Liu, T.F 503-509A
139-146A 595-603B Kumari, S 1069-1088A Liu, T.Y. 409-417A
Han, Z 525-532B Jakobsson, A 193-199B Kuo, T.Y. 1097-1105A 1545-1554A
Hanada, S 85-94A Jawwad, A.K.A 1637-1645A Kuribayashi, K 1393-1396A Liu, W. 2633-2641A
685-690A Jayaraman, N 3043-3054A 2999-3008A Livi, K.J.T. 2289-2299A
2861-2871A Jeng, S.L 1097-1105A Kuroda, D 1007-1012A Lloyd, D.J 751-763A
Hansen, S.G 746-748B Jeong, J.-H 459-466A Kurosawa, M 403-408A 2473-2481A
Hao, H 1537-1543A 1361-1369A Kurum, E.G. 441-447A 2913-2924A
Hao, Y.L 1007-1012A Jeong, W.C 2025-2026A Kushida, T. 1565-1573A Loiseau, A 2067-2075A
Hara, T 131-138A Jha, A 555-563B Kuwabara, M 619-629B Lopez, H.F 1357-1360A
Harada, H 2207-2215A Jia, J 1611-1616A Kuze, T. 773-779A Lorenz, U. 2149-2164A
2217-2221A Jiang, B 765-772A La Rosa, G 615-624A Lowengrub, J 1421-1431A
Harada, T 653-659B Jiang, X 503-508B Lahiri, A.K 103-114B Lu, L 1727-1733A
Hardin, R.A 297-306B Jie, W 799-806A 115-119B Lu, S 1901-1907A
Hart, J 573-580B Johnson, A.J.W 295-306A 193-199B Luan, D.Y. 2005-2015A
Hartwig, K.T. 1153-1161A 1869-1877A 647-652B Lucas, G.E. 1043-1054A
Harvey, | 383-397B Johnson, W.C 2819-2825A Lai, M.O 1727-1733A Ludwig, A 411-419B
Hasegawa, H 539-547B Jonas, J.J 1163-1174A Larose, J 1736-1739A 2947-2961A
Hasegawa, M 741-744B Jones, H 419-421A Larsen, M 927-934A 3009-3019A
Hayakawa, Y. 403-408A Jones, J.W. 33-41A Lavernia, E.J 71-83A Luiggi, N.J 2679-2681A
Hayes, P 173-182B Juarez-isias, J.A 2991-2997A 603-613A Luo, A.A 2549-2557A
Hayes, P.C 369-382B Jung, J 1221-1234A 707-712A Luo, H 159-170A
383-397B Juusela, M 821-832B 1349-1355A Luo, Z.P. 2527-2539A
595-603B Kagawa, Y. 1739-1741A 1473-1481A M'hamdi, M 1941-1952A
Hayes, R.W. 1473-1481A Kaku, H 183-185A 1985-1992A Ma, H.T 1727-1733A
Hazotte, A 2139-2148A Kaneno, Y 645-655A Le Gall, R 2483-2491A Ma, Y. 1863-1868A
He, F 355-359A 2429-2439A Lee, C.S 1461-1471A Maeda, M 1647-1656A
He, J 673-683A Kapilashrami, E 193-199B 2165-2176A Maeguchi, T. 2745-2755A
707-712A 647-652B 2541-2548A Maekawa, N 653-659B
Headley, T.J 2963-2972A Kapoor, A 297-306B Lee, D.-G 2541-2548A Magadi, G. 2985-2990A
Helinski, E.J 1321-1327A Kapranos, P. 1545-1554A Lee, D 531-541A Mahapatra, R.N 2263-2271A
Hemker, K.J 2289-2299A Karaca, H.E 2527-2539A Lee, H.-C 2421-2428A Maier, H.J 5-13A
Henein, H 243-253B Karadge, M 2129-2138A Lee, H 1097-1105A 1821-1831A
Henry, M.F 1433-1437A Karaman, | 5-13A Lee, J 1113-1125A 2527-2539A
Herrmann, J 2409-2419A 1821-1831A 1617-1625A Maji, B.C 1029-1042A
Hilinski, E.J 1311-1319A 2527-2539A Lee, J.-C 625-632A Makhlouf, M.M 705-707A
Hillert, M 2688-2690A Kataoka, K 2591-2599A 1361-1369A Malakondaiah, G 2579-2590A
Hilpert, K 2409-2419A Kath, D 2409-2419A 1675-1681A Mamyan, S 1979-1983A
Hirai, H 85-94A Kaustrater, G 2847-2860A 841-849A Manzano-Ramirez, A 126-129B
2861-2871A Kazino, T. 267-275A , K.W. 321-332B Maris-Sida, M.C 2609-2619A
Hirosawa, S 2745-2755A Kelly, P.M 1735A 851-861A Marketz, W. 2827-2836A
Hirose, K 2745-2755A 1783-1786A 863-877A Markovsky, P.E. 147-158A
Hiava, P.F 2963-2972A Kestenbach, H.-J 1013-1017A 1879-1890A Marthinsen, K. 2705-2715A
Ho, C.Y. 421-432B Khalifa, W 807-825A 59-69A Martorano, M.A 1657-1674A
Hodge, A.M 2353-2363A Khumkoa, S 539-547B 1275-1281A Marukawa, K. 861-867B
Hodgson, P.D 1599-1609A Kikuchi, Y. 741-744B 1461-1471A Maruyama, K 2191-2198A
Hogg, S.C 1545-1554A Kim, D.H 841-849A 2541-2548A Masahashi, N 685-690A
Holappa, L 525-532B Kim, E.-J 51-59B ; 1433-1437A Mataya, M.C 1683-1703A
Holden, T.M 1439-1449A Kim, es ~< 2191-2198A , ¥.4 313-320B 3021-3041A
Holmedal, B 2737-2744A Kim, 1555-1558A ; 853-859B Matsuda, O. 773-779A
Hong, T. 267-269B Kim, 1555-1558A .ee, Z. 603-613A Matsuoka, S. 2517-2526A
Hori, N 509-516B Kim 313-320B 1473-1481A Matviychuk, Yu.V 147-158A
Hosking, F.M 2963-2972A Kim 2165-2176A 313-320B Mayer, H 33-41A
Howald, R.A 1759-1769A Kim, jG&&=. 841-849A Lefebvre, W. 2067-2075A Mazumder, J. 2621-2631A
Hsu, T.Y 1259-1264A Kim 1275-1281A Leo, P. 1421-1431A McCarthy, F 573-580B
Hu, H 639-645B 1617-1625A Lerch, B.A 1736-1739A McDaniels, R.L 1451-1460A
793-797A Kim, 313-320B Lesoult, G. 2139-2148A McDonald, N.J 1931-1940A
Hu, Y. 611-617B Kim, 841-849A Lestsebigler, A. 927-934A McDonald, S.D 2690-2693A
Hu, Z.Q 979-986A 2089-2095A Levi, C.G 1043-1054A McElwain, D.L.S 93-102B
1147-1152A Kim 1537-1543A Lewandowski, J.J 967-976A 255-266B
Huang, C.C 321-332B Kim, 841-849A 1736-1739A McKenzie, D 2421-2428A
Huang, M 1851-1861A Kim, 1361-1369A , 201-208B Meier, G.H. 2609-2619A
Huang, P.G. 345-353B Kim, 1283-1290A , H.- 1969-1978A Mekhrabov, A.O 721-734A
Huang, P.Z. 277-285A Kim =o 2129-2138A , JG. 1727-1733A Menand, A. 2067-2075A
Huh, J.Y. 2819-2825A Kim, <OH<= < : <xSMH 1113-1125A ; 1183-1191A Mendoza, R. 481-489A
Humphreys, A.O. 1163-1174A Kimura, Y. 131-138A ,M. 1393-1396A Meng, Y. 685-705B
Hunt, J.D 441-447A King, F. 2601-2608A 2999-3008A 707-725B
Hur, S 2541-2548A Kirkwood, D.H 409-417A * 3 1719-1725A Mercer, C. 1851-1861A
Hwang, B 1275-1281A 1545-1554A : 1421-1431A Miles, M.P. 2559-2564A
Hwang, S.K 2077-2087A Kitahara, A 85-94A i, X.C. 1175-1182A Militzer, M. 1017-1019A
Hyers, R.W. 29-36B 2861-2871A : 899-911A Miller, J.D 239/-2400A
Imaishi, N. 37-49B Klarstrom, D.L 1451-1460A , X.W. 307-318A Mills, M.J 2i1i13-2127A
imamura, T. 403-408A Knapp, J.A 935-949A ' 219-223A Miracle, D 159-170A
Inoue, A 893-898A Knisley, S.L 2377-2386A 333-343B Miranova, M. 2793-2799A
Inoue, H 645-655A Knoedler, H.L 1043-1054A : 1175-1182A Mirone, G. 615-624A
Inoue, S 277-285B Kodentsov, A.A 887-898B ; 1055-1068A Mishra, S.K. 1979-1983A
Instone, S 105-113A Kokawa, H 75-82B 1493-1500A Misra, A 1771-1782A
Isaak, D.G 1863-1868A 987-994A Li, Z. 277-285A Misra, R.D.K. 2341-2351A
Isheim, D 1221-1234A Komizo, Y. 1565-1573A Liao, X. 707-712A Mitchell, A 851-861A
Ito, H 2591-2599A Kondratiev, A 595-603B Liaw, P.K 1451-1460A 863-877A
lvanchenko, V.G. 911-915B Koros, P.J 769-779B Lindley, T.C. 1879-1890A Mitlin, D. 543-551A
Ivasishin, O.M. 147-158A Koyama, K 653-659B Liou, H.-Y. 95-103A 735-742A
911-915B Kraft, O 2809-2817A Liow, J.-L. 821-832B Mitra, R * 1069-1088A
lwase, M. 741-744B Krauss, G. 781-792B Lippold, J.C. 1575-1597A Mitra, S.K. *621-2631A
Iza-Mendia, A 827-839A 1683-1703A Litster, J.D. 183-191B Mittemeijer, E.J. 209-223B
2505-2516A 3021-3041A Liu, D. 1163-1174A Miura, H. 773-779A
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Miyata, K. 1249-1257A Ouchi, C. 267-275A Rodriguez, R. 1473-1481A Singh, K. 1265-1274A
1565-1573A Overfelt, R.A. 843-851B Rodriguez-Marek, D. 1291-1296A Singh, R. 2441-2447A
Mizoguchi, S. 37-49B Padhi, D. 967-976A Roghani, G. 173-182B Singheiser, L. 2247-2251A
539-547B Padiila, R. 15-23B Rokhmanov, N.Y. 255-266A 2409-2419A
Mohamed, F.A. 71-83A 61-68B Rollett, A.D. 1113-1125A Siqueira, C.A. 995-1006A
603-613A 153-159B 1311-1319A Sivashanker, S. 1396-1400A
Mohanty, P.S. 421-424A Pak, J.-J. 51-59B 1321-1327A Soboyejo, W.O 1851-1861A
Mohri, T. 2026-2028A Pal, S. 103-114B Rongti, L. 433-437B Sohn, H.Y. 61-68B
Monzen, R. 773-779A 115-119B Rosler, J. 2781-2792A 741B
Moon, J.-T. 1113-1125A Paidey, S. 741B Rudolph, V. 183-191B 869-879B
Morales, E.V. 1013-1017A Palmiere, E.J 1237-1247A Ruiz, M.C 15-23B Sommer, F. 209-223B
Morales, R. 661-667B Panda, B 813-819B 61-68B Son, J 1617-1625A
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Metallurgical and Materials Transactions
Volume 34
Combined Subject Index
Abrasion Communication: Effects of Cooling Rate on Aging at 475 °C of
On the Wear of a Cobalt-Based Superalloy in Zinc Baths. 2387-2396A an Oxide-Dispersion-Strengthened Ferritic Steel. 2681-2683A
Abrasion resistance Precipitation Strengthening of the Aluminum Alloy AA6111. 2913-2924A
Microstructure and Sliding Wear Behavior of Tungsten Rein- Aging (artificial)
forced W-Ni-Si Metal-Silicide In-Situ Composites. 2005-2015A On the Influence of Si-Ge Additions on the Aging Response. 735-742A
Absorption (energy) Static Strain Aging Phenomena in Cold-Rolled Dual-Phase
Static and dynamic energy absorption of Al foams produced by Steels. 781-792A
Absorptthei osni nt(emraitnegr iaanld) dissolution process. 69-74B TThhoeef tIEhfneff elcAutel nuocmfe i Cnooufl mdP reWAcolirlpkoi ytsa otnAi oAn6t h1e1o n1 P rtehaceni dpWi toAarAtki7-o0nH3 a0ro.fd en2 ianngd B6’e hianvai or 2473-2481A
Fabrication of Ultrahigh Nitrogen Austenitic Steels by Nitrogen Ternary Al-Cu-Mg Alloy. 2757-2769A
Gas Absorption into Solid Solution. 2591-2599A
Acicular structure AircrMaefcth acnoimcaplo neprnotpser ties of 2014AI/SiC composites with oxidized
Effect of microstructure on hydrogen embrittlement of weld-sim- SiC particles. 1361-1369A
ulated HSLA-80 and HSLA-100 steels. 1297-1309A
Analysis of Different Acicular Ferrite Microstructures in Low- Aircraft components, Crystal lattices
Carbon Steels by Electron Backscattered Diffraction. Study of Measurement of the lattice misfit of the nickel-base superalloy
Their Toughness Behavior. 2505-2516A SC16 by high-energy synchrotron radiation. 193-197A
Activated sintering Airfoils, Oxidation
A Review of Very-High-Temperature Nb-Silicide-Based Com-
Tiatlasn ituhmr-oTuigtha niRuema ctBioorni deS in(tTeir-iTnigB:) SFyunntchteisoinsa,l lyM iGcrroasdterdu ctMuartee,r i- posites. 2043-2052A
and Properties. 1993-2003A Alloy steels, Microstructure
Activation Solidification, Segregation, and Banding in Carbon and Alloy
The Thermal Behavior of Mechanically Activated Galena by Steels. 781-792B
Thermogravimetry Analysis. 793-797A Aluminates, Impurities
Activation energy Observation of Calcium Aluminate Inclusions at Interfaces
Leaching of sulfidized chalcopyrite with H2SO,-NaCl-O,. 153-159B between Ca-Treated, Al-Killed Steels and Slags 533-538B
Kinetics and Mechanism of Carbothermic Reduction of Magne- Aluminides, Composite materials
sia. 433-437B Investigation of a Directionally Solidified NiAl/Cr(Mo) Compos-
Reduction Kinetics of Fe2MoO, Fine Powder by Hydrogen in a ite Alloyed with Hf 2663-2670A
Fluidized Bed. 661-667B Aluminides, Crystal lattices
Activity (chemical) An Energy Approach to the Formation of Twins in TiAl. 2827-2836A
Mathematical model of COREX melter gasifier: Part |. Steady- Aluminides, Mechanical properties
state model 103-114B Development and Elemental Powder Metallurgy of a Y-Contain-
Communication: Activities of Phosphorus in Copper-Nickel Lig- ing Two-Phase TIAI Alloy. 2077-2087A
uid Alloys Saturated with Solid Copper-Nickel Solid Solutions Microstructural Effects on the Tensile Properties and Deforma-
at 1573 K. 741-744B tion Behavior of a Ti-48Al Gamma Titanium Aluminide. 2113-2127A
Adhesion High-Temperature Deformation Behavior of a Gamma TIAI
Processing and Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic Alloy- Microstructural Evolution and Mechanisms. 2165-2176A
Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part Il. On Coating Perfor- Mechanical and Physical Properties of High Velocity Oxy-Fuel-
mance. 1919-1930A Sprayed Iron Aluminide Coatings. 2223-2231A
Effect of Carbon Addition on the Srength and-Creep Resis-
Adhesive wear tance of FeAl Alloys. 2233-2246A
Microstructure and Sliding Wear Behavior of Tungsten Rein- Measurement and Modeling of Creep in Open-Cell NiAl Foams. 2353-2363A
forced W-Ni-Si Metal-Silicide In-Situ Composites. 2005-2015A
Aluminides, Microstructure
Adsorption Modeling of the Atomic Ordering Processes in FeAl Intermetal-
Communication: The use of secondary ion mass spectrometry lics by the Monte Carlo Simulation Method Combined with
for investigating oxygen in pyrometallurgical reactions. 355-358B Electronic Theory of Alloys. 721-734A
Active Solute Effects on Surface Ripples in Electron-Beam Microstructure evolution in three-dimensional inhomogeneous
Welding Solidification. 421-432B elastic media. 1421-1431A
From Viscosity and Surface Tension to Marangoni Flow in Theory of Interface Properties for Carbide Precipitates in TiAl. 2097-2101A
Melts. 517-523B Creep Behavior of TiAl Alloys with Enhanced High-Temperature
Aerospace Capability. 2149-2164A
Precipitation and recrystallization behavior of beta titanium Microstructure Stability during Creep Deformation of Hard-Ori-
alloys during continuous heat treatment. 147-158A ented Polysynthetically Twinned Crystal of TiAl Alloy. 2191-2198A
Internal hydrogen embrittlement of ultrahigh-strength AERMET A Method for Measuring Microstructural-Scale Strains Using a
100 steel. 327-344A Scanning Electron Microscope: Applications to y-Titanium
Influence of intense plastic straining on grain refinement, pre- Aluminides. 2301-2313A
cipitation, and mechanical properties of Al-Cu-Li-based Aluminides, Oxidation
alloys. 1153-1161A Fundamental Considerations for the Development of Oxidation-
Aerospace engines, Materials selection Resistant Alloys and Coatings Based on y-TiAl. 247-2251A
Study of Microstructure and Solute Partitioning in a Cast Ti- Effect of lon Implantation on the Oxidation Resistance of TiAl. 2253-2261A
48AI-2Cr-2Nb Alloy by Quenching during Directional Solidifi- Some Water Vapor Effects during the Oxidation of Alloys that
cation Technique. 2139-2148A are a-AloO3 Formers 2609-2619A
Agglomerates Aluminides, Phase transformations
Observation of Calcium Aluminate Inclusions at Interfaces Influence of Alloying Elements on the Kinetic of Massive Trans-
between Ca-Treated, Al-Killed Steels and Slags. 533-538B formation in Gamma Titanium Aluminides 2053-2066A
Influence of Oxygen on Phase Transformations in a Ti-48 At.
Agglomeration Pct Al Alloy. 2067-2075A
Recshpaonngsees. of semi-solid Sn-15 pct Pb to rapid shear-rate 409-417A EffTercatnss foofr Tmeartniaorny oAfd dNiiAtli.o ns on the Thermoelastic Martensitic 2089-2095A
Nanocrystalline Ni coatings strengthened with ultrafine parti-
cles. 673-683A Aluminides, Phases (state of matter)
Communication: Discussion of “Synthesis of Ultrafine Particles
Aggregates of Intermetallic Compounds by the Vapor-Phase Magnesium
Obbseertvwaeteino n Cao-fT rCeaaltceidu,m AAll-uKimlilneadt eS teIenlcsl usainodn s Slaatg sI.n terfaces 533-538B CoRmemduuncitciaotni oonf: ChAluotrhiodres ’ MiRxetpulrye.s : Part |. Titanium Aluminides". 738-774401BB
Aging Microstructural Characterization of a Platinum-Modified Diffu-
Improvement in fracture toughness of Ti-4.5Al-3V-2Mo-2Fe sion Aluminide Bond Coat for Thermal Barrier Coatings. 2289-2299A
through microstructural optimization. 267-275A Characterization of Microstructure in Laser-Surface-Alloyed
Effect of Aging Conditions on the Leaching of Mechanically Layers of Aluminum on Nickel. 2621-2631A
Activated Pyrite and Sphalerite. 639-645B Aluminides, Powder technology
On the Precipitation-Hardening Behavior of the Al-Mg-Si-Cu In-Situ Reactive Processing of Nickel Aluminides by Laser-
Alloy AA6111. 751-763A Engineered Net Shaping. 2633-2641A
The long-term aging embrittlement of Fe-12Cr steels below 773
K 927-934A Aluminides, Structural hardening
Ageirntgi esr eosfp oTnis-e2 9Nobf- 1th3eT ay-o4u.n6gZ’rs fmoor dbuiloumse diacnadl maepcphlainciactiaoln s.p rop- 1007-1012A WoTrikt-aHnaiurmd enAilunmgi niadneds .R ecovery Mechanisms in Gamma-Based 2103-2111A
Preacnidp itNait-iToi-nA lo-fx H(exu s=l eHrf , pZhr)a sAel lo(yNsi.s TiAl) from B2-TiNi in Ni-Ti-Al 1221-1234A Preccoinp itaantdi onC arSbtorne.n gthening in K5-Series y-TiAl Alloyed with Sili- 2129-2138A
Effect of service-simulated aging on the microstructure and Aluminides, Synthesis
properties of casing casting steel (1CrMoV) vis-a-vis remnant Numerical Study of the Second Ignition for Combustion Synthe-
life assessment. 1265-1274A sizing Ni-Al Compounds. 1969-1978A
S-1
Aluminides, Welding Volume 34
Aluminides, Welding aged Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloys. 899-911A
Computation and Validation of Weld Pool Dimensions and Aluminum base ailoys, Extraction
Temperature Profiles for Gamma TiAl 2273-2279A Emerging technologies in extraction and processing of metals. 137-152B
Aluminothermic reactions Aluminum base ailoys, Mechanical properties
Improvement of Desulfurization Efficiency of Molten Iron with Demonstration of an endurance limit in cast 319 aluminum. 33-41A
Magnesium Vapor Produced In Situ by Aluminothermic A microstructure-based fatigue-crack-initiation model. 43-57A
Reduction of Magnesium Oxide 619-629B Relationship between tensile and shear strengths of the mushy
Aluminous refractories, Surface properties zone in solidifying aluminum alloys. 105-113A
Studies of the wetting characteristics of liquid iron on dense Influence of composition, Sr modification, and annealing treat-
alumina by the x-ray sessile drop technique 193-199B ment on the structure and properties of cast Al-4 pct Mg
alloys. 115-129A
Aluminum, Alloying elements A constitutive description of an aluminum-0.32 pct iron under
OxiCdhaatriaocnt erBiezhaatviioonr oaf nTdi -T4r4aAnls-mxiNsbs-2i(oTna ,ZErl)e ctrAlolno yMs icroscope 2263-2271A Mehcohta-ndiecfaolr maptrioopner tcioensd iotfi oanns . ultrafine-grained Al-7.5 Pct Mg 319-326A
Aluminum, Binary systems alloy. 603-613A
Thermodynamic Investigation of the A2/B2 Region of the Fe-Al Microstructural effects on moisture-induced embrittlement of
System by Knudsen Effusion Mass Spectrometry. 2409-2419A isothermally forged TiAl-based intermetallic alloys. 645-655A
Aluminum, Composite materials Deformation, residual stress, and constitutive relations for
Reactive synthesis of in-situ ZrAlz-Als03-Al composites 1357-1360A quenched W319 aluminum. 1483-1491A
Numerical modeling of the damping capacity of Al/SiC(p). 1387-1391A The Effect of Solidification Time and Heat Treatment on the
Fatigue Properties of a Cast 319 Aluminum Alloy. 1807-1820A
AlumSionsluuumtmpi,to in-oICnmh peuimrni isRttairreyes AEnaarltyhs-iEsl eomfe nAtm mPorneciiupmit atBiionc arbonate Con- 611-617B SSctarTte6ts esAr-l Sutiman itFen autmDi-geSupieel inLcdioefnen cDAeul elo oyfts o.C aEvfifteacttsi ono f aPnodr osFiltoyw iBn eChaasvti orA 35i6n - 1879-1890A
Aluminum, Microstructure Superplastic Aluminum Alloys. 2449-2463A
On the analysis of grain size in bulk nanocrystalline materials A Planar Simple Shear Test and Flow Behavior in a Superplas-
via x-ray diffraction. 1349-1355A tic Al-Mg Alloy. 2465-2471A
Aluminum, Ternary systems Microstructure and Fatigue Properties of Hydroformed Alumi-
Phase equilibria of the ternary Al-Cu-Ni system and interfacial num Alloys 6063 and 5754. 2549-2557A
reactions of related systems at 800°C 199-209A On the Origin of Strain Softening during Deformation of Alumi-
Iron Intermetallic Phases in the Al Corner of the Al-Si-Fe Sys- num in Torsion to Large Strains. 2727-2736A
tem 807-825A Creep of Aluminum-Based Closed-Cell Foams. 2809-2817A
Microstructural Effects on the Tensile and Fracture Behavior of
AlumTihen uUms e baosf eS olaildl oyEsl,e ctArlolloyyt esd evine lthoep mDeentetr mination of Activities Aluminum Casting Alloys A356/357. 2887-2899A
and the Development of Sensors 589-594B Aluminum base alloys, Metal working
Deep filtration of molten aluminum using ceramic foam filters Effect of material damage on forming limits of voided anisotro-
and ceramic particles with active coatings 1183-1191A pic sheet metals. 1283-1290A
AlumAi snoulumt al baisnete raacltliooyns , mBeicnhaarnyi ssmy stfoerm sth e columnar-to-equiaxed Ratphiidx ofcoormmapbrielsitsyi.o n of aluminum alloys and its relationship to 1545-1554A
transition in alloy solidification 1657-1674A Aluminum base alloys, Microstructure
Communication: Discussion of "Eutectic Solidification of Al-Si Growth of solutal dendrites: a cellular automaton model and its
Alloys" 2688-2690A quantitative capabilities. 367-382A
Communication Authors’ Reply 2690-2693A On the Influence of Si-Ge Additions on the Agin Response. 735-742A
Aluminum base alloys, Casting OnA ltlhoey APAre6c1i1p1i.t ation-Hardening Behavior of the I-Mg-Si-Cu 751-763A
AMSsouymDdpimaeerpglretnihcoentett gaii tCcch o i flT lcar iapensCpagtaroitsotnmtx eiinnmDtgae tvioeofl noA plma-en7ndS ti -n0du.um5re5irnMiggc altM heel stiS mtuaalnradtt -iUoIptn s PIohnff alesuleee cntcorefos - 7278-37-3941BB TTMeihx0dceitr. ruo4enrscMuettgc r luacechcnatiadtlusl irt oa gcnlraa saltloie ofvny oA-sFlA.beu o -turi5ino0cdn5ha 2 r aypn ahdla eusvdemoesilfu noturoimnmo antsoai xloilondofye codoffuin rltcmiirsnyn gou imonic uolAslll de- d1c 1ar.sonlt5la Sinina-ogn .cd - 140995-11-492606AA
otine s.t he Solidification Structures and the Mechanical Proper- 799-806A Threy steaflfleicnte ofA lg-rTaii-nC u reaflilnoiyn.g on macrosegregation and dendrite 1473-1481A
The Importance of Viscoplastic Strain Rate in the Formation of arm spacing of direct chill cast AA5182. 1513-1523A
Center Cracks during the Start-Up Phase of Direct-Chill Cast Microstructure and fatigue characteristics of direct chill cast
Aluminum Extrusion Ingots 1941-1952A and electromagnetic cast 2024 Al alloy ingots. 1537-1543A
Solidification of Chill-Cast Al-Zn-Mg Alloys to be Used as Sac- Effect of initial texture on texture evolution in 1050 Al alloys
rificial Anodes. 2991-2997A under simple shear. 1675-1681A
Aluminum base alloys, Composite materials Nanostructure in an Al-Mg-Sc Alloy Processed by Low-Energy
Emerging ee in extraction and processing of metals 137-152B Ball Milling at Cryogenic Temperature. 1985-1992A
Kinetics of In-Situ Formation of AIN in Al Alloy Melts by Bub- Communication: Recrystallization Textures of Continuous Cast
bling Ammonia Gas 793-804B AA 3015 Alloy: Development of the P Orientation
Mechanical properties of 2014AI/SiC composites with oxidized {111}<566>. 2029-2032A
SiC particles 1361-1369A Recrystallization of an AIMgSi Alloy after Different Modes of
Application of electromagnetic separation of phases in alloy Hot Deformation. 2717-2726A
melt to produce in-situ surface and functionally gradient com- Microstructure Development during Hot Deformation of Alumi-
posites 1719-1725A num to Large Strains. 2737-2744A
Aluminum base alloys, Crystal growth Roles of Microalloying Elements on the Cluster Formation in
A new analytical approach to predict spacing selection in the Initial Stage of Phase Decomposition of Al-Based Alloys. 2745-2755A
lamellar and rod eutectic systems. 383-394A The Effect of Cold Work on the Precipitation of Q and @’ ina
Simulation of Macroscopic Solidification with an Incorporated Ternary Al-Cu-Mg Alloy. 2757-2769A
One-Dimensional Microsegregation Model Coupled to Ther- Damage by Eutectic Particle Cracking in Aluminum Casting
modynamic Software. 411-419B Alloys A356/357. 2901-2912A
Communication: The coarsening of dispersed AlgTi in alumi- Aluminum base alloys, Phases (state of matter)
num-based matrices 419-421A A study of microsegregation in Al-Cu using a novel single-pan
Precipitation of aluminum in the silicon phase contained in scanning calorimeter. 441-447A
w319 and 356 aluminum alloys. 523-529A Modeling of Marangoni-Induced Droplet Motion and Melt Con-
Resistance to shape refinement of precipitates in Al-(Si,Ge) vection during Solidification of Hypermonotectic Alloys. 3009-3019A
mee during thermal cycling. 543-551A Aluminum base alloys, Physical properties
Heat tlow parameters affecting dendrite spacings during Permeability measurements of the flow of interdendritic liquid
unsteady-state solidification of Sn-Pb and Al-Cu alloys 995-1006A in equiaxed aluminum-silicon alloys. 25-28B
Influence of intense plastic straining on grain refinement, pre- Communication: Discussion of "The Solubility of Sodium in Liq-
cipitation, and mechanical properties of Al-Cu-Li-based uid Aluminum". 744-746B
alloys. 1153-1161A Communication: Authors’ Reply. 746-748B
Grain refinement of Al-7Si alloys and the efficiency assess-
ment by recognition of cooling curves. 1175-1182A Aluminum base alloys, Powder technology
The Spatial Distribution of Nucleation Sites and its Effect on Static and dynamic energy absorption of Al foams produced by
Recrystallization Kinetics in Commercial Aluminum Alloys. 2705-2715A the sintering and dissolution process. 69-74B
Communication: Effect of porosity on the electrical properties
Aluminum base alloys, Crystal lattices of Fe-based specimens fabricated by powder metallurgy. 126-129B
Structure and stability of a new ternary hexagonal phase in Effects of process-control agents on mechanical alloying of
AljTi-based Al-Ti-V alloys 491-501A nanostructured aluminum alloys. 159-170A
A Constitutive Description for Aluminum-0.1 Pct Magnesium Behavior of oxide film at the interface between particles in sin-
Alloy under Hot Working Conditions 2837-2846A tered Al powders by pulse electric-current sintering. 699-703A
Aluminum base alloys, Diffusion Spark Plasma Sintering of Al-Si-Cu-Fe Quasi-Crystalline Pow-
Mathematical Modeling of Aluminum Evaporation During Elec- der. 841-849A
tron-Beam Cold-Hearth Melting of Ti-6AI-4V Ingots. 447-454B Aluminum base alloys, Soldering
Aluminum ‘ase alloys, Directional solidification Anaiysis of the mechanism of die soldering in aluminum die
The effect of Marangoni convection on fibrous monotectic casting. 139-146A
growth. 449-457A Aluminum base alloys, Structural hardening
Aluminum base alloys, Electrical properties Work-softening behavior of the ultrafine-grained Al alloy pro-
A model for the electrical conductivity of peak-aged and over- cessed by high-strain-rate, dissimilar-channel angular press-
S-2
2003 Ball milling
ing. 625-632A laser welding. 75-82B
The Influence of Precipitation on the Work-Hardening Behavior Arsenates
of the Aluminum Alloys AA6111 and AA7030. 2473-2481A Arsenate Capacities of Copper Smelting Slags. 565-571B
Precipitation Strengthening of the Aluminum Alloy AA6111. 2913-2924A
Atomizing
Aluminum base alloys, Surface properties Droplet solidification and gas-droplet thermal coupling in the
Evolution of strain-induced microstructure and texture in com- atomization of a Cu-6Sn alloy. 243-253B
mercial aluminum sheet under balanced biaxial stretching. 657-671A
Austenite
Aluminum base alloys, Synthesis Constrained phase-transformation of a TiNi shape-memory
Synthesis mechanism of an Al-Ti-C grain refiner master alloy alloy. 219-223A
prepared by a new method. 1727-1733A Saliiicaton, Segregation, and Banding in Carbon and Alloy
Aluminum base alloys, Welding teels. 781-792B
Auger electron spectroscopy analysis at the ultrasonically The microstructure of an Fe-Mn-Si-Cr-Ni stainless steel shape
welded interface between alumina and aluminum. 1107-1111A memory alloy. 1029-1042A
Aluminum compounds, Metallography The relationship between chromium nitride and secondary aus-
Communication: Focused ion beam milling: A practical method tenite precipitation in duplex stainless steels. 1575-1597A
for preparing cast Al-Si alloy samples for transmission elec- Peritectic Reaction and Solidification in lron-Nickel Alloys. 1931-1940A
tron microscopy. 705-707A Electron Microscopy Study on the Grain-Boundary Precipita-
tion a of Fe-10Ni-5Mn Steel. 2421-2428A
Aluminum compounds, Microstructure Analysis of Different Acicular Ferrite Microstructures in Low-
Precipitation of Heusler phase (NiTiAl) from B2-TiNi in Ni-Ti-Al Carbon Steels by Electron Backscattered Diffraction. Study
and Ni-Ti-Al-x (x = Hf, Zr) Alloys. 1221-1234A of Their Toughness Behavior. 2505-2516A
Aluminum compounds, Rolling Austenitic stainless steels, Corrosion
Properties of TiAl sheet pack-rolled at temperatures below Corrosion of Co-Cr-W Alloy in Liquid Zinc. 881-886B
1000°C. 1329-1339A Mechanical measurements of passive film fracture on an aus-
Aluminum killed steels, Crystal growth tenitic stainless steel. 1291-1296A
Crystal growth in liquid steel during secondary metailurgy. 161-171B The Effects of Cold Working on Sensitization and Intergranular
Aluminum killed steels, Microstructure Corrosion Behavior of AIS! 304 Stainless Steel. 2441-2447A
Delta-Ferrite Recovery Structures in Low-Carbon Steels. 495-501B Austenitic stainless steels, Crystal growth
Aluminum killed steels, Physical properties Hot working and recrystallization of as-cast 316L. 1683-1703A
Marangoni Flow at the Gas/Melt Interface of Steel. 483-493B Austenitic stainless steels, Mechanical properties
Aluminum nitride, Composite materials The effect of the strain path on the work hardening of austenitic
Kinetics of In-Situ Formation of AIN in Al Alloy Melts by Bub- and ferritic stainless steels in axisymmetric drawing. 589-601A
bling Ammonia Gas. 793-804B Postnecking elastoplastic characterization: degree of approxi-
Aluminum nitride, Crystal growth mstarteisosn/ trinu et-hset rBesrsi dgramtaion. method and properties of the flow- 615-624A
Nanocrystalline Ni coatings strengthened with ultrafine parti- The long-term aging embrittlement of Fe-12Cr steels below
cles. 673-683A 773 K. 927-934A
Aluminum oxide Grain-Size Effects on Tensile Behavior of Nickel and AIS! 316L
Some Water Vapor Effects during the Oxidation of Alloys that Stainless Steel. 2329-2340A
are a-AloO3 Formers. 2609-2619A Effect of Prior Oxidation on the Creep Behavior of NiAl-Hard-
Aluminum oxide, Coatings ened Austenitic Steel. 2579-2590A
Processing and Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic Fabrication of Ultrahigh Nitrogen Austenitic Steels by Nitrogen
Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part |. On Coating Characteris- Gas Absorption into Solid Solution. 2591-2599A
tics. 1909-1918A Austenitic stainless steels, Melting
Processing and Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic X-Ray-Based Measurement of Composition during Electron
Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part Il. On Coating Perfor- Beam Melting of AISI 316 Stainless Steel: Part |. Experimen-
mance. 1919-1930A tal Setup and Processing of Spectra. 851-861A
Aluminum oxide, Composite materials X-Ray-Based Measurement of Composition during Electron
Reactive synthesis of in-situ ZrAlz-AlsO3-Al composites. 1357-1360A Beam Melting of AIS! 316 Stainless Steel: Part Il. Evapora-
tive Processes and Simulation. 863-877A
Aluminum oxide, Impurities
Deep filtration of molten aluminum using ceramic foam filters Austenitic stainless steels, Microstructure
and ceramic particles with active coatings. 1183-1191A Hot Working and Recrystallization of As-Cast 317L. 3021-3041A
Aluminum oxide, Welding Austenitic stainless steels, Welding
Auger electron spectroscopy analysis at the ultrasonically The microstructure and fracture behavior of the dissimilar alloy
welded interface between alumina and aluminum. 1107-1111A 690-SUS 304L joint with various Nb addition. 1097-1105A
Mechanism and Optimization of Oxide Fluxes for Deep Pene-
Ammonia tration in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding. 1901-1907A
Kinetics of In-Situ Formation of AIN in Al Alloy Melts by Bub-
bling Ammonia Gas. 793-804B Automotive components
Mechanical properties of 2014Al/SiC composites with oxidized
Amorphous structure SiC particles. 1361-1369A
A Thermodynamic Study of Liquid Fe-Si-B Alloys; an Influence
of Ternary Associates on a Liquid — Glass Transition. 887-898B Automotive components, Mechanical properties
Influence of composition, Sr modification, and annealing treat-
Anisotropy ment on the structure and properties of cast Al-4 pct Mg
Pro1p0e0r0t°iCe.s of TiAl sheet pack-rolled at temperatures below 1329-1339A alloys. 115-129A
Effect of initial texture on texture evolution in 1050 Al alloys Automotive components, Powder technology
under simple shear. 1675-1681A Communication: Effect of porosity on the electrical properties
of Fe-based specimens fabricated by powder metallurgy 126-129B
Annealing
Annealing behavior of submicrocrystalline oxide-bearing iron Automotive components, Structural hardening
produced by mechanical a : 131-138A Precipitation Strengthening of the Aluminum Alloy AA6111 2913-2924A
Mechanisms of globularization of Ti-6AI-4V during static heat Automotive components, Surface properties
treatment. 691-698A Evolution of strain-induced microstructure and texture in com-
Static Strain Aging Phenomena in Cold-Rolled Dual-Phase mercial aluminum sheet under balanced biaxial stretching. 657-671A
Steels. 781-792A Automotive engines, Mechanical properties
Communication: Phase Transition in Galvanneal Coatings. 879-881A Demonstration of an endurance limit in cast 319 aluminum. 33-41A
Strengthening by high densities of nanometer-size precipitates:
oxides in Ni. ee 935-949A Automotive industry
Grain growth in a low-loss cold-rolled motor-lamination steel. 1321-1327A Precipitation and recrystallization behavior of beta titanium
Recrystallization of a cold-rolled low-carbon steel by cold- alloys during continuous heat treatment. 147-158A
plasma-discharge rapid annealing. 1341-1348A Axial stress
Anodes A neutron diffraction and modeling study of uniaxial deforma-
Cathodic Deposition of Copper in the Presence of Aqueous tion in polycrystalline beryllium. 1439-1449A
Sulfurous Acid, Bivalent Aquacobalt lon, or Both using a Elasto-Plastic Load Transfer in Bulk Metallic Glass Composites
Stainless Steel Cathode and a Graphite Anode. 813-819B Containing Ductile Particles. 1787-1797A
Stress-State Dependence of Cavitation and Fiow Behavior in
Antimony, Alloying elements Superplastic Aluminum Alloys. 2449-2463A
A Mushy-Zone Rayleigh Number to Describe Interdendritic
CPobn-vSebc tainodn Pdbu-rSinng ADlilroeycs.t ional Solidification of Hypoeutectic 2365-2376A BainiAtne analysis of retained austenite in austempered ductile iron. 211-217A
Effect of deformation schedule on the microstructure and
Antimony, impurities mechanical properties of a thermomechanically processed
Antimony-induced Embrittlement of [011] Symmetric Tilt C-Mn-Si transformation-induced plasticity steel. 1599-1609A
Boundaries in Copper Bicrystals. 773-779A
Ball milling
Antimony, Reactions (chemical) The Thermal Behavior of Mechanically Activated Galena by
The Rate of Antimony Elimination from Molten Copper by the Thermogravimetry Analysis. 793-797A
Use of NasCOz Slag. 869-879B Mechanically induced solid-state devitrifications of
Arc welding Zr7zo9Pdo9Ni;o glassy alloy powders. 893-898A
Nitrogen absorption by iron and stainless steels during CO2 Nanostructure in an Al-Mg-Sc Alloy Processed by Low-Energy
Banded structure Volume 34
Ball Milling at Cryogenic Temperature 1985-1992A Body centered cubic lattice
Banded structure Structural Properties and Stability of Metastable Phases in the
Solidification, Segregation, and Banding in Carbon and Alloy Zr-Nb System: Part Il. Aging of Bcc (pf) Alloys and Assess-
Steels 781-792B ment of (-Zr. 2771-2779A
Base metal, Mechanical properties Boiling water reactors, Mechanical properties
The role of the slope out region on fatigue crack initiation in Hydride embrittlement and irradiation effects on the hoop
electron beam welded waspaloy 1637-1645A mechanical properties of pressurized water reactor (PWR)
Base metal, Microstructure aPanrdt b|o. iHlyidnrgi-dwea teerm brreiatcttloerm e(nBt WRi)n stZrIesRsC-AreLlOiYev edc,l adadninnega letdu,be s:
Basmaalg npelsaineu m texatlulroye and flow pattern in friction stir weld of a 987-994A Hyadnrdi der ecermybsrtiatlltilzeemde nZt IRanCdA LiOrYrasd iataito n2 0e°fCf ecatnsd o3n 00t°hCe . hoop 553-566A
Basic converters mechanical properties of pressurized water reactor (PWR)
Kinetics and Mechanism of Carbothermic Reduction of Magne- and boiling-water reactor (BWR) ZIRCALOY cladding tubes:
sia 433-437B Part Il. Morphology of hydrides investigated at different mag-
BCC metals, Microstructure nifications and their interaction with the processes of plastic
Thermodynamics of Stress-induced Interstitial Redistribution in deformation. 567-578A
Body-Centered Cubic Metals 2819-2825A Hydride embrittlement and irradiation effects on the hoop
Beams (structural), Materials selection mechanical properties of pressurized water reactor (PWR)
Communication: Spray deposited metal-carbon fiber reinforced and boiling-water reactor (BWR) ZIRCALOY cladding tubes:
polymer hybrid structures 421-424A aPanrnte aIllle. dM eacnhda nircecarly stbaelhlaizveido r ZIofR ChyAdLrOidYes ina ts t2r0e°sCs -raenldi ev3e0d0 °C 579-588A
Bearing steels, Crystal lattices
Bonding strength
Communication: Discussion of ‘Lattice orientation relationship
between the M2C carbide and the ferrite matrix in the M50NiIL Mechanical properties of 2014AI/SiC composites with oxidized
bearing steel’ 1735A SiC particles. 1361-1369A
Communication: Author's reply 1735-1736A Borides, Alloying additive
Bend tests Improvement of hardness and wear resistance of (TiC, TiB)/Ti-
6AI-4V surface-alloyed materials fabricated by high-energy
Anarleygisoins ooff afnr acMtnur-eM ot-oNuig hnloews-sa iliony thset eetlr ansition-temperature 1275-1281A electron-beam irradiation. 1461-1471A
BendIimnpgr oving the Fracture Toughness of Constituent Phases and BoriSdyenst,h eCsiosm poofs idutceti lem attietrainailusm -titanium boride (Ti-TiB) compos-
MeNDaebss-uiBrgaensm eedAnp tp Irno aaSnicdth u MCoodmeplionsgi teosf Cbrye eap Cionm pOupteant-iCoenlal l NiAAlll oy 1833-1849A Tiatitnaedns iuwcmiot-mhT pioats aibnteiteua m- tpirBtooapreniridtueim e s(.mT ait-rTiixB:) tFhuen ctniaotunrael lyo f GTriaB defdor mMaattieorni - 1371-1385A
BendinFgo amfsat igue 2355-2363A aalnsd tPhrroopuegrht ieRse.a ction Sintering: Synthesis, Microstructure, 1993-2003A
Bottom casting
Cradocekl asItniitci atSiohna paen-d MePmrooprayg atWiiorne s ini n 5B0.e9n diAtn.g -pRcot taNit-iToi n PsFeaut-i gue 2847-2860A Heat Transfer and Solidification Model of Continuous Slab
Casting: CON1D 685-705B
Beryllium, Crystal lattices
A neutron diffraction and modeling study of uniaxial deforma- Brazing alloys
tion in polycrystalline beryllium 1439-1449A ReSaactpipohni reL ayers and Mechanisms for a Ti-Activated Braze on 2963-2972A
Bicarbonates
Solution-Chemistry Analysis of Ammonium Bicarbonate Con- Bridging
Bridging mechanisms in a Tif21s/SCS-6 composite: in-situ
sumption in Rare Earth-Element Precipitation 611-617B scanning electron microscopy study 1193-1202A
BicryAsnttailmso,n yM-eIcnhdaunciecda lE mbprriotptelretmieenst of [011] Symmetric Tilt Brinell hardness
Superheat Treatment of Al-7Si-0.55Mg Melt and Its Influences
Boundaries in Copper Bicrystais 773-779A on the Solidification Structures and the Mechanical Proper-
Binary systems, Crystal growth ties 799-806A
CCooAmmlmmluuonnyisi ccaattiioonn:: DAuitshcoursss’i onR epolfy Eutectic Solidification of Al-Si 22668980--22669903AA BrittIlnet efrrnaalc tuhryed rogen embrittlement of ultrahigh-strength AERMET
100 steel 327-344A
Binary systems, Microstructure
Brittleness
A solutal interaction mechanism for the columnar-to-equiaxed Diffusion bonding of SizN4-TIN composite with nickel-based
transition in alloy solidification. 1657-1674A interlayers. 1627-1636A
Binary systems, Phases (state of matter) Mechanical and Physical Properties of High Velocity Oxy-Fuel-
An atomistic study of solid/liquid interfaces and phase equilib- Sprayed Iron Aluminide Coatings. 2223-2231A
rium in binary systems 435-439A In-Situ Reactive Processing of Nickel Aluminides by Laser-
Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamic Properties of the CuO0- Engineered Net Shaping 2633-2641A
CaO- NazO System in Equilibrium with Copper. 631-638B
Determination of Standard Gibbs Energies of Formation of Bronzes, Powder technology
MFeos-2OM o3T0e1r0n,a ryF eS2yMsotze0mg , anFde 2uM oPOh,a,s e anofd thFee MFoeO-,M o ofB itnhaer yF eS-y s- Droaptloemti zastoliiodni fiocfa tiao nC u-a6ndS n gaasl-ldory oplet thermal coupling in the 243-253B
tem by Electromotive Force Measurement Using a Y203-Sta- Bubbles
bilized ZrO. Solid Electrolyte 653-659B Nucleation of bubbles on a solidification front-experiment and
The Dy-Zn Phase Diagram 743-750A analysis 321-332B
The Thermodynamics of Tetrataenite and Awaruite: A Review Bubble Bursting Phenomenon in Gas/Metal/Slag Systems 525-532B
of the Fe-Ni Phase Diagram. 759-1769A Bubbling
Peritectic Reaction and Solidification in lron-Nickel Alloys. 1931-1940A Kinetics of In-Situ Formation of AIN in Ai Alioy Melts by Bub-
Thermodynamic Investigation of the A2/B2 Region of the Fe-Al bling Ammonia Gas. 793-804B
System by Knudsen Effusion Mass Spectrometry 2409-2419A Buckling
Structural Properties and Stability of Metastable Phases in the
Zr-Nb System: Part Il. Aging of Bcc (pf) Alloys and Assess- MeFaosaumrse.m ent and Modeling of Creep in Open-Cell NiAl 2353-2363A
ment of 6-Zr 2771-2779A
Bulk modulus
Biocompatibility Elastic Constants of Face-Centered Cubic and L1> Ni-Si
Aging response of the young’s modulus and mechanical prop- Alloys: Composition and Temperature Dependence. 1863-1868A
erties of Ti-29Nb-13Ta-4.6Zr for biomedical applications 1007-1012A Buoyancy
Biomedical materials, Mechanical properties Studies on Transport Phenomena during Directional Solidifica-
Aging response of the young’s modulus and mechanical prop- tion of a Noneutectic Binary Solution Cooled from the Top. 899-909B
erties of Ti-29Nb-13Ta-4.6Zr for biomedical applications 1007-1012A Evaluation of a Rayleigh-number-based freckle criterion for Pb-
Blast furnace practice Sn alloys and Ni-base superalloys. 1525-1536A
A cold model study of raceway hysteresis. 183-191B Bursting
Blast furnace slags, Physical properties Bubble Bursting Phenomenon in Gas/Metal/Slag Systems. 525-532B
Viscosity of Blast Furnace Type Slags 509-516B Butt welding
Blast furnaces The microstructure and fracture behavior of the dissimilar alloy
Mathematical model of COREX melter gasifier: Part II 690-SUS 304L joint with various Nb addition. 1097-1105A
Dynamic model. 115-119B Byproducts
The Effect of the CaO/SiO> Ratio on the Phase Equilibria in the Calciothermic reduction of titanium oxide in molten CaClo. 277-285B
ZnO-"Fe20,"-(PbO + CaO + SiO») System in Air: CaO/SiO.
= 0.1, PbO/(CaO + SiOz) = 6.2, and CaO/SiO. =0.6, PbO, Calcines, Reduction (chemical)
(CaO + SiOz) = 4.3. 369-382B Hydrogen Reduction of Oxidized Nickel Concentrates. 805-811B
Experimental Study of Phase Equilibria in the PbO- Caicium chloride
ZnO"Fe20;"-(CaO + SiO.) Systern in Air for the Lead and Calciothermic reduction of titanium oxide in molten CaCl. 277-285B
Zinc Blast Furnace Sinters (CaO/SiO. Weight Ratio of 0.933 Calciothermic reduction of titanium oxide and in-situ electroly-
and PbO/(CaO + SiO.) Ratios of 2.0 and 3.2). 383-397B sis in molten CaClo. 287-295B
Influence of Ash on Interfacial Reactions between Coke and Calcium compounds, Physical properties
Liquid Iron 573-580B Viscosity of Blast Furnace Type Slags. 509-516B
2003 Coarsening
Calcium compounds, Reactions (chemical) and Fe-Ni Alloys. 539-547B
Occlusion and ion exchange in the molten (lithium chloride + On the Influence of Si-Ge Additions on the Aging Response. 735-742A
potassium chloride + alkaline-earth chloride) salt + zeolite 4A X-Ray-Based Measurement of Composition during Electron
system with alkaline-earth chlorides of calcium and strontium Beam Melting of AISI 316 Stainless Steel: Part |. Experimen-
and in the molten (lithium chloride + potassium chloride + tal Setup and Processing of Spectra. 851-861A
actinide chloride) salt + zeolite 4A system with the actinide X-Ray-Based Measurement of Composition during Electron
chloride of uranium. 201-208B Beam Melting of AIS! 316 Stainless Steel: Part Il. Evapora-
Capillarity tive Processes and Simulation. 863-877A
A model for the electrical conductivity of peak-aged and over- Chill casting
aged Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloys. 899-911A Solidification of Chill-Cast Al-Zn-Mg Alloys to be Used as Sac-
Capillary pressure rificial Anodes. 2991-2997A
Marangoni convection driven by thermocapillary and soluto- Chromite, Reactions (chemical)
capillary forces in the Fe-O alloy pool during the solidification The Effect of Salt-Phase Composition on the Rate of Soda-Ash
or remelting process. Roasting of Chromite Ores. 555-563B
Carbides Chromium, Alloying additive
Effect of service-simulated aging on the microstructure and Improving the Fracture Toughness of Constituent Phases and
properties of casing casting steel (1CrMoV) vis-a-vis remnant Nb-Based In Situ Composites by a Computational Alloy
life assessment. 1265-1274A Design Approach. 1833-1849A
Coarsening kinetics of multicomponent MC-type carbides in Chromium, Alloying elements
high-strength low-alloy steels. 1565-1573A Hot working and recrystallization of as-cast 316L 1683-1703A
Carbon, Alloying additive Chromium base alloys, Composite materials
Effect of Carbon Addition on the Strength and-Creep Resis- Investigation of a Directionally Solidified NiAl/Cr(Mo) Compos-
tance of FeAl Alloys 2233-2246A ite Alloyed with Hf. 2663-2670A
Carbon fibers, Composite materials Chromium base alloys, Microstructure
Communication: Spray deposited metal-carbon fiber reinforced Effect of rolling temperature on the deformation and recrystalli-
polymer hybrid structures. 421-424A zation textures of warm-rolled steels. 1163-1174A
Carbon steeis, Coating Chromium molybdenum steels, Mechanical properties
Processing and Characterization of Plasma-Sprayed Ceramic A Novel Inclusion Inspection Method Employing 20 kHz
Coatings on Steel Substrate: Part Il. On Coating Perfor- Fatigue Testing. 2517-2526A
mance. 1919-1930A
Chromium molybdenum steels, Microstructure
Carbon steels, Corrosion Coarsening kinetics of multicomponent MC-type carbides in
Microscale investigations of the metal-dusting corrosion mech- high-strength low-alloy steels. 1565-1573A
anism on mild steel. 345-354A
Chromium molybdenum vanadium steels, Composite materials
Carbon steels, Mechanical properties Composition Control in the Direct Laser-Deposition Process. 439-445B
Correlation of microstructure with hardness and wear resis-
tance of VC/steel surface-alloyed materials fabricated by Chromium molybdenum vanadium steels, Mechanical proper-
high-energy electron-beam irradiation. 59-69A ties Effect of service-simulated aging on the microstructure and
Carbon steels, Microstructure properties of casing casting steel (1CrMoV) vis-a-vis remnant
Solidification, Segregation, and Banding in Carbon and Alloy life assessment. 1265-1274A
Steels. 781-792B
Chromium steels, Mechanical properties
Carbon steels, Welding Effect of quenching, tempering, and cold rolling on creep defor-
Numerical analysis of metal transfer in gas metal arc welding. 345-353B mation behavior of a tempered martensitic 9Cr-1W steel. 913-925A
Carbonitriding Cleavage
Communication: Discussion of ‘precipitation behavior and its Effects of test temperature and grain size on the Charpy impact
effect on strengthening of an HSLA-Nb/Ti steel. 1013-1017A toughness and dynamic toughness (Kjp) of polycrystalline
Communication: Authors’ reply. 1017-1019A niobium. 967-976A
Carbothermic reactions Effects of tensile prestrain on the notch toughness of low-alloy
Kinetics and Mechanism of Carbothermic Reduction of Magne- steel. 1055-1068A
sia. 433-437B Analysis of fracture toughness in the transition-temperature
Cast iron, Welding region of an Mn-Mo-Ni low-alloy steel. 1275-1281A
Susceptibility of lron Castings to Heat Absorption from an Elec- Effect of Carbon Addition on the Strength and-Creep Resis-
tric Arc and to Hardened-Layer Shaping. 2973-2984A tance of FeAl Alloys. 2233-2246A
Fatigue Crack Growth Mechanisms in Ti6242 Lamellar Micro-
Casting alloys, Microstructure
Texture and grain-boundary evolutions of continuous cast and structures: Influence of Loading Frequency and Tempera-
direct chill cast AA 5052 aluminum alloy during cold rolling. 951-966A Cotmumreu.n ication: Effects of Cooling Rate on Aging at 475 °C of 2565-2577A
Damage by Eutectic Particle Cracking in Aluminum Casting an Oxide-Dispersion-Strengthened Ferritic Steel 2681-2683A
Alloys A356/357. 2901-2912A Toughness and Strength Characteristics of Nb-W-Si Ternary
Casting defects Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting. 2861-2871A
Clustering
rene Injector for Use in the Lost-Foam Casting Process. 843-851B Observation of Calcium Aluminate Inclusions at Interfaces
Castings, Microstructure between Ca-Treated, Al-Killed Steels and Slags. 533-538B
Iron Intermetallic Phases in the Al Corner of the Al-Si-Fe Sys- The Spatial Distribution of Nucleation Sites and its Effect on
tem. 807-825A Recrystallization Kinetics in Commercial Aluminum Alloys. 2705-2715A
Cathodes Roles of Microalloying Elements on the Cluster Formation in
Cathodic Deposition of Copper in the Presence of Aqueous the Initial Stage of Phase Decomposition of Al-Based Alloys. 2745-2755A
Sulfurous Acid, Bivalent Aquacobalt lon, or Both using a Ciusters
Stainless Steel Cathode and a Graphite Anode 813-819B Titanium-Titanium Boride (Ti-TiB) Functionally Graded Materi-
Cavitation als through Reaction Sintering: Synthesis, Microstructure,
Communication: The Effect of Stress State on Cavity Initiation and Properties. 1993-2003A
during Hot Working of Ti-6AI-4V. 2397-2400A Coal, Composite materials
Stress-State Dependence of Cavitation and Flow Behavior in Estimation and modeling of parameters for direct reduction in
Superplastic Aluminum Alloys. 2449-2463A iron ore/coal composites: Part |. Physical parameters. 93-102B
Cellular structure Estimation and modeling of parameters for direct reduction in
Growth of solutal dendrites: a cellular automaton model and its iron ore/coal composites: part Il. Kinetic parameters. 255-266B
quantitative capabilities. 367-382A Coal gasification
Cellular-to-dendritic transition during the directional solidifica- Estimation and modeling of parameters for direct reduction in
tion of binary alloys. 395-401A iron ore/coal composites: part Il. Kinetic parameters 255-266B
Cementite Coalescing
Microscale investigations of the metal-dusting corrosion mech- Last-stage solidification of alloys: theoretical model of dendrite-
anism on mild steel. 345-354A arm and grain coalescence. 467-479A
Ceramic powders, Oxidation Coarsening
Mechanical properties of 2014AI/SiC composites with oxidized Permeability measurements of the flow of interdendritic liquid
SiC particles. 1361-1369A in equiaxed aluminum-silicon alloys. 25-28B
Chalcopyrite, Beneficiation Annealing behavior of submicrocrystalline oxide-bearing iron
Sulfidation of chalcopyrite with elemental sulfur. 15-23B produced by mechanical alloying. 131-138A
Kinetics of the sulfidation of chalcopyrite with gaseous sulfur. 61-68B Communication: The coarsening of dispersed Al3Ti in alumi-
Chalcopyrite, Reactions (chemical) num-based matrices. 419-421A
Leaching of sulfidized chalcopyrite with H2SO,-NaCl-Oo. 153-159B The morphological evolution of dendritic microstructures during
coarsening. 481-489A
Chemical bonds Resistance to shape refinement of precipitates in Al-(Si,Ge) ;
Auger electron spectroscopy analysis at the ultrasonically alloys during thermal cycling. 543-551A
welded interface between alumina and aluminum. 1107-1111A A model! for the electrical conductivity of peak-aged and over-
Chemical composition aged Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloys. 899-911A
An re of retained austenite in austempered ductile iron. 211-217A Precipitation of Heusler phase (NioTiAl) from B2-TiNi in Ni-Ti-Al
Effect of a Catalyst on Heterogeneous Nucleation in Pure Fe and Ni-Ti-Al-x (x = Hf, Zr) Alloys. 1221-1234A
S-5
Cobalt, Reduction (chemical) Volume 34
Microstructure evolution in three-dimensional inhomogeneous Computer aided design
elastic media. 1421-1431A In-Situ Reactive Processing of Nickel Alurninides by Laser-
Coarsening kinetics of multicomponent MC-type carbides in Engineered Net Shaping. 2633-2641A
high-strength low-alloy steels. 1565-1573A Computer simulation
Creep Behavior of TiAl Alloys with Enhanced High-Tempera- A transient simulation and dynamic spray cooling control
ture —— 2149-2164A model for continuous steel ———. 297-306B
Microstructure Stability during Creep Deformation of Hard-Ori- Computational fluid-dynamics simulation of postcombustion in
ented Polysynthetically Twinned Crystal of TiAl Alloy 2191-2198A the electric-arc furnace. 333-343B
The Effect of Cold Work on the Precipitation of Q and 0’ ina Simulation of Macroscopic Solidification with an Incorporated
Ternary Al-Cu-Mg Alloy. 2757-2769A One-Dimensional Microsegregation Model Coupled to Ther-
Cobalt, Reduction (chemical) modynamic Software. 411-419B
Communication: Nickel, copper, and cobalt slag losses during The Prediction and Representation of Phase Equilibria and
converting. 121-125B Physicochemical Properties in py ae a Systems. 595-603B
Hydrogen Reduction of Oxidized Nickel Concentrates. 805-811B Thermal Analysis of Twin-Channel Induction Furnaces. 679-684B
Cobalt, Thermal properties Heat Transfer and Solidification Model of Continuous Slab
Thermal Conductivities of Molten Iron, Cobalt, and Nickel by Casting: CON1D. 685-705B
Laser Flash Method. 2801-2807A X-Ray-Based Measurement of Composition during Electron
Beam Melting of AISI 316 Stainless Steel: Part Il. Evapora-
Cobalt base alloys, Corrosion tive Processes and Simulation. 863-877A
Corrosion of Co-Cr-W Alloy in Liquid Zinc. 881-886B Studies on Transport Phenomena during Directional Solidifica-
Cobalt base alloys, Mechanical properties tion of a Noneutectic Binary Solution Cooled from the Top. 899-909B
A microstructure-based fatigue-crack-initiation model. 43-57A Grain growth in a low-loss cold-rolled motor-lamination steel. 1321-1327A
High-temperature low-cycle fatigue behavior of K40S cobalt- Numerical modeling of the damping capacity of Al/SiC(p). 1387-1391A
base superalloy. 979-986A Deformation, residual stress, and constitutive relations for
On the Wear of a Cobalt-Based Superalloy in Zinc Baths. 2387-2396A quenched W319 aluminum. 1483-1491A
Cobait base alloys, Microstructure The Importance of Viscoplastic Strain Rate in the Formation of
Communication: Further discussion on the free growth behav- Center Cracks during the Start-Up Phase of Direct-Chill Cast
ior in the solidification of undercooled eutectic melts 1393-1396A Aluminum Extrusion Ingots. 1941-1952A
Grain-Boundary Character Distribution in Recrystallized L1> Communication: The Effect of Stress State on Cavity Initiation
Ordered Intermetallic Alloys. 2429-2439A during Hot Working of Ti-6AI-4V. 2397-2400A
Nucleation-Controlled Microstructures and Anomalous Eutectic Thermophysical Properties of Roll-Compacted Nickel Sheet for
Formation in Undercooled Co-Sn and Ni-Si Eutectic Melts. 2999-3008A High-Density Infrared Sheet Fabrication. 3043-3054A
Cobalt base alloys, Thermal properties Consolidation
Communication: Thermal Conductivity of Cobalt-Base Alloys. 2026-2028A Dehydrogenation of Nanocrystalline TiHs and Consequent
Consolidation to Form Dense Ti. 2793-2799A
Cobalt compounds, Microstructure
Grain-Boundary Character Distribution in Recrystallized L1. Contact angle
Ordered Intermetallic Alloys 2429-2439A Stuadliuemsi naof bthye twhee ttxi-nrga y csheasrsaicltee ridsrtoipc s teocfh nliiqquuied. iron on dense 193-199B
Cold rolling The Contact Angle between Liquid Iron and a Single Crystal,
Effect of quenching, tempering, and cold rolling on creep defor- Alumina Substrate at 1873 K: Effects of Oxygen and Droplet
mation behavior of a tempered martensitic 9Cr-1W steel. 913-925A Size. 503-508B
Effect of temper rolling on texture formation in a low loss cold- Investigation of the Reactions between Oxygen-Containing
rolled magnetic lamination steel. 1311-1319A lron and SiO» Substrate by X -Ray Sessile-Drop Technique 647-652B
The Effects of Cold Working on Sensitization and Intergranular
Corrosion Behavior of AISI 304 Stainless Steel 2441-2447A Continuous annealing
Aspects of Orientation-Dependent Grain Growth in Extra-Low
Cold welding Carbon and Interstitial-Free Steels during Continuous
Effects of process-control agents on mechanical alloying of Annealing. 827-839A
nanostructured aluminum alloys. 159-170A Recrystallization of a cold-rolled low-carbon steel by cold-
Cold working plasma-discnarge rapid annealing. 1341-1348A
Precipitation and recrystallization behavior of beta titanium Continuous casting
alloys during continuous heat treatment. 147-158A A transient simulation and dynamic spray cooling control
Columnar structure model for continuous steel casting. 297-306B
Morphological stability of copper-silver multilayer thin films at Modeling of the Solidification Process in a Continuous Casting
elevated temperatures. 1043-1054A Installation for Steel Slabs. 455-473B
The microstructure and fracture behavior of the dissimilar alloy Heat Transfer and Solidification Model of Continuous Slab
690-SUS 304L joint with various Nb addition 1097-1105A Casting: CON1D. 685-705B
A solutal interaction mechanism for the columnar-to-equiaxed Modeling Transient Slag-Layer Phenomena in the Shell/mold
transition in alloy solidification 1657-1674A Gap in Continuous Casting of Steel. 707-725B
Hot working and recrystallization of as-cast 316L 1683-1703A Convection
Combustion Marangoni convection driven by thermocapillary and soluto-
Computational fluid-dynamics simulation of postcombustion in capillary forces in the Fe-O alloy pool during the solidification
the electric-arc furnace. 333-343B or remelting process. 37-49B
Numerical Study of the Second Ignition for Combustion Syn- Studies on Transport Phenomena during Directional Solidifica-
thesizing Ni-Al Compounds. 1969-1978A tion of a Noneutectic Binary Solution Cooled from the Top. 899-909B
Comminution A Mushy-Zone Rayleigh Number to Describe Interdendritic
The Thermal Behavior of Mechanically Activated Galena by Convection during Directional Solidification of Hypoeutectic
Thermogravimetry Analysis. 793-797A Pb-Sb and Pb-Sn Alloys. 2365-2376A
Compressing Cooling
Rapid compression of aluminum alloys and its relationship to Improvement in fracture toughness of Ti-4.5Al-3V-2Mo-2Fe
thixoformability. 1545-1554A through microstructural optimization. 267-275A
Communication: Strength differential measurements in IN 718: On the application of the additivity rule in pearlitic transforma-
effects of superimposed. 1736-1739A tion in low alloy steels. 1259-1264A
The Role of Nitrogen on the Deformation Response of Hadfield Cooling curves
Steel Single Crystals 1821-1831A Grain refinement of Al-7Si alloys and the efficiency assess-
Recrystallization of an AIMgSi Alloy after Different Modes of ment by recognition of cooling curves. 1175-1182A
Hot Deformation. 2717-2726A A solutal interaction mechanism for the columnar-to-equiaxed
Compression tests transition in alloy solidification. 1657-1674A
A Taylor Model Based Description of the Proof Stress of Mag- Cooling rate
nesium AZ31 during Hot Working 1799-1806A Superheat Treatment of Al-7Si-0.55Mg Melt and Its Influences
Deformation Mechanisms in Ti-6AI-4V/TiIC Composites. 1869-1877A on the Solidification Structures and the Mechanical Proper-
High-Temperature Deformation Behavior of a Gamma TIA! ties. 799-806A
Alloy- Microstructural Evolution and Mechanisms 2165-2176A Iron Intermetallic Phases in the Al Corner of the Al-Si-Fe Sys-
Compressive properties tem. 807-825A
Mechanical properties of iron processed by severe plastic Effect of microstructure on hydrogen embrittlement of weld-
deformation. 71-83A simulated HSLA-80 and HSLA-100 steels. 1297-1309A
A SCtormepsos sioft eN anMoodgerla infoerd thMea tGerraiailns-.S ize Dependence of Yield 765-772A Recprlyasstmaal-ldiizsacthiaorng e of a racpoildd -raonlnleeadl ilnogw. -carbon steel by cold- 1341-1348A
Measurement and Modeling of Creep in Open-Cell NiAl The role of tin in the hot-ductility deterioration of a low-carbon
Foams 2353-2363A steel. 1611-1616A
Large Strain Mechanical Behavior of 1018 Cold-Rolled Stee! Effect of Cooling Rate on the As-Quenched Microstructure and
over a Wide Range of Strain Rates. 2873-2885A Mechanical Properties of HSLA-100 Steel Plates. 2493-2504A
Compressive strength Copper, Coatings
Mechanical properties of as-cast and directionally solidified Cathodic Deposition of Copper in the Presence of Aqueous
Nb-Mo-W-Ti-Si in-situ composites at high temperatures. 85-94A Suifurous Acid, Bivalent Aquacobalt lon, or Both using a
Compressive Strength and Creep Properties of Ir-Nb-Zr Alloys Stainless Steel Cathode and a Graphite Anode. 813-819B
between 1473 and 2073 K. 2207-2215A Copper, Composite materials
Toughness and Strength Characteristics of Nb-W-Si Ternary Composition Control in the Direct Laser-Deposition Process. 439-445B
Alloys Prepared by Arc Melting 2861-2871A Morphological stability of copper-silver multilayer thin films at