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Computer modelling of slip in TiC

R. M. Harris Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QZ, England
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P. D. Bristowe Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QZ, England
Pages 705-721 | Received 18 Aug 1997, Accepted 02 Jun 1998, Published online: 12 Aug 2009

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S.K. Yadav, X.-Y. Liu, J. Wang, R. Ramprasad, A. Misra & R.G. Hoagland. (2014) First-principles density functional theory study of generalized stacking faults in TiN and MgO. Philosophical Magazine 94:5, pages 464-475.
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Ren Qiu, Siamak Shoja, Linus von Fieandt, Jan Engqvist, Olof Bäcke, Hans-Olof Andrén & Mats Halvarsson. (2022) Schmid factor analysis for chip flow induced plastic deformation of textured cubic carbonitride coatings. International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials 108, pages 105932.
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Bin Tang, Yidi Shen & Qi An. (2018) Shear‐induced brittle failure of titanium carbide from quantum mechanics simulations. Journal of the American Ceramic Society 101:9, pages 4184-4192.
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Sara Kiani, Jenn‐Ming Yang & Suneel Kodambaka. (2015) Nanomechanics of Refractory Transition‐Metal Carbides: A Path to Discovering Plasticity in Hard Ceramics. Journal of the American Ceramic Society 98:8, pages 2313-2323.
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Haimin Ding, Xiaoliang Fan, Kaiyu Chu, Xinchun Zhang & Xiangfa Liu. (2014) The influence of carbon vacancies on the stacking fault energy of TiC. Journal of the European Ceramic Society 34:7, pages 1893-1897.
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E. R. Margine, A. N. Kolmogorov, M. Reese, M. Mrovec, C. Elsässer, B. Meyer, R. Drautz & D. G. Pettifor. (2011) Development of orthogonal tight-binding models for Ti-C and Ti-N systems. Physical Review B 84:15.
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Denis Music, Helmut Kölpin, Moritz to Baben & Jochen M. Schneider. (2009) Intercalation of Al into MC (M= Ti, V, Cr). Journal of the European Ceramic Society 29:13, pages 2885-2891.
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Ju Li, Dongyi Liao, Sidney Yip, Reza Najafabadi & Lynne Ecker. (2003) Force-based many-body interatomic potential for ZrC. Journal of Applied Physics 93:11, pages 9072-9085.
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R Yu, L.L He & H.Q Ye. (2003) Effects of Si and Al on twin boundary energy of TiC. Acta Materialia 51:9, pages 2477-2484.
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R. Yu, Q. Zhan, L.L. He, Y.C. Zhou & H.Q. Ye. (2002) Si-induced twinning of TiC and formation of Ti3SiC2 platelets. Acta Materialia 50:16, pages 4127-4135.
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Seung-Hoon Jhi, Steven G. Louie, Marvin L. Cohen & J. W. Morris. (2001) Mechanical Instability and Ideal Shear Strength of Transition Metal Carbides and Nitrides. Physical Review Letters 87:7.
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