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Role of structural heterogeneity size in shear band formation and mechanical response of rapidly solidified metallic glasses
The compositional heterogeneity may enhance plastic deformation at the clustering stage by facilitating shear band formation, whereas, when phase separation occurs, it may increase brittleness by promoting shear band propagation. However, the influence of pre-phase-separation compositional heterogen
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