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RAPID AUSTENITE RESTORATION THROUGH NON-PARTITIONING TRANSFORMATION IN MEDIUM-MN STEEL
Steel microstructures that contain retained austenite exhibit unique mechanical flow behavior which renders them applicable to high-strength forming, and energy absorbing applications. Austenite stability is predominantly controlled through substitutional alloy enrichment, and during deformation, me
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