Effect of Large Shear Deformation on Rail Steels and Pure Metals

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March 2 th , 2006 This doctoral thesis was typeset by the use <strong>of</strong> KOMA-Script and L ATEX 2ε. The template was modified by Dr. Weinhandl and Dr. Vorhauer. Copyright ©2006 by Florian Wetscher For information, address: Erich-Schmid-Institute <strong>of</strong> Materials Science <strong>of</strong> the Austrian Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, Christian Doppler Laboratory <strong>of</strong> Local Analysis <strong>of</strong> <strong>Deformation</strong> and Fracture, Jahnstrasse 12, 8700 Leoben, Austria. Homepage: http://www.oeaw.ac.at/esi
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5 List of appended
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A Structural Refinement of<
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A.1 Introduction A.1 Introduction K
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A.3 Results Figure A.2: Micrograph
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A.4 Discussion Figure A.3: Microgra
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B Structural Changes of</st
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B.1 Introduction B.1 Introduction D
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B.3 Results and Discussion after a
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B.4 Conclusion B.4 Conclusion • T
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C Strain Hardening during High Pres
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C.3 Results With this equation it i
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C.4 Discussion Figure C.4: SEM micr
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D Formation of sur
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D.1 Introduction D.1 Introduction T
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D.3 Results Figure D.4: SEM microgr
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D.4 Discussion Figure D.6: SEM micr
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Bibliography to paper D [1] Y. K. C
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E High Pressure Torsion of<
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E.1 Introduction E.1 Introduction T
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E.3 Results Figure E.2: SEM microgr
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E.3.2 Mechanical strengths E.4 Disc
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Bibliography to paper E [1] L. Wang
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F TEM Investigation of</str
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F.1 Introduction F.1 Introduction C
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F.6 Appendix • Electron energy-lo
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G Fracture Processes in Severe Plas
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G.4 Results toughness test. It can
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H Cyclic High Pressure Torsion <str
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H.3 Results between 2°and 15°, th
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I Structural Evolution during Cycli
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