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Creep and cavity growth under multiaxial stresses

G. W. Greenwood Department of Metallurgy, University of Sheffield, St. George's Square, Sheffield, S1 3JD, England
Pages 281-290 | Received 29 May 1980, Accepted 23 Jul 1980, Published online: 27 Sep 2006

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V.V. Kutumbarao & G.W. Greenwood. (1986) Influence of gas bubbles on creep of copper under small shear stresses. Materials Science and Technology 2:2, pages 129-132.
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F. Sket, K. Dzieciol, A. Borbély, A.R. Kaysser-Pyzalla, K. Maile & R. Scheck. (2010) Microtomographic investigation of damage in E911 steel after long term creep. Materials Science and Engineering: A 528:1, pages 103-111.
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G.W. Greenwood. (2007) Comparisons and contrasts in creep behaviour. Materials Science and Engineering: A 463:1-2, pages 166-170.
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G W Greenwood. (1989) Some comparisons in the behaviour of materials at elevated temperatures under uniaxial and under multiaxial stress. Bulletin of Materials Science 12:3-4, pages 173-184.
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David Briggs, Derek G. Rance & Brian J. Briscoe. 1989. Comprehensive Polymer Science and Supplements. Comprehensive Polymer Science and Supplements 707 732 .
A. Neimitz. 1983. Defects, Fracture and Fatigue. Defects, Fracture and Fatigue 243 257 .
M.D. Hanna & G.W. Greenwood. (1982) Cavity growth and creep in copper at low stresses. Acta Metallurgica 30:3, pages 719-724.
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