A Giant Magneto‐Superelasticity of 5% Enabled by Introducing Ordered Dislocations in Ni34Co8Cu8Mn36Ga14 Single Crystal
Qijia Yu,
Jingmin Wang,
Chuanxin Liang
et al.
Abstract:Elasticity, featured by a recoverable strain, refers to the ability that materials can return to their original shapes after deformation. Typically, the elastic strains of most metals are well‐known 0.2%. In shape memory alloys and high entropy alloys, the elastic strains can be several percent, as called superelasticity, which are all triggered by external stresses. A superelasticity induced by magnetic field, termed as magneto‐superelasticity, is extremely important for contactless work of materials and for … Show more
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