The role of particle cracking in dilatation during tensile straining of a cast and thermomechanically processed 6061 Al - 20 volume percent Al₂O₃ metal matrix composite

The role of particle cracking in dilatation during tensile straining of a cast and thermomechanically processed 6061 Al - 20 volume percent Al₂O₃ metal matrix composite

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