2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06611-0_28
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Future Strain Properties of Multilayer Film Materials

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“…4. The significant distinction value  accordance our data and data [14], that is connected with the range of thickness differs by one or two orders of magnitude, the grain boundary and surface scattering of electrons (see, for example, [42]) makes a significant contribution to the resistivity. In work [41] we have been made on the example of film systems based on Fe and Co, Cu and Ag approbation of ratio (2) and received a good correlation of experimental and calculated data.…”
Section: еLectrophysical Propertiessupporting
confidence: 88%
“…4. The significant distinction value  accordance our data and data [14], that is connected with the range of thickness differs by one or two orders of magnitude, the grain boundary and surface scattering of electrons (see, for example, [42]) makes a significant contribution to the resistivity. In work [41] we have been made on the example of film systems based on Fe and Co, Cu and Ag approbation of ratio (2) and received a good correlation of experimental and calculated data.…”
Section: еLectrophysical Propertiessupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The given facts served as a basis for us to perform similar calculations for MFP (Fig. 2) in order to establish the correlation between  and  using the method of calculations for resistivity (see also [9][10][11]).…”
Section: Resistivity and Mfpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the V and VI strain cycles there is also a kind of strain to quasiplastic because there was a relaxation of plastic strain of the II type. Described feature of two-stage at the strain effect never observed in the case of single-layer or multilayer films (see., for example, review [18,19]), with their plastic strain.…”
Section: еLectrophysical Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%