Magnetic and transport properties of nanocrystallizing supercooled amorphous alloy Fe74Al4Ga2P11B4Si4Cu1

Investigation of magnetic properties of Fe61Co8Zr4−xY2+xNi5Nb5B15 amorphous alloys (x=0, 1) in the form of ribbons

“…The nanocrystalline structure may be induced in metallic glasses using a thermal treatment [11][12][13][14][15][16]. The very fine grains predominantly form in the areas of the amorphous matrix, which are rich in boron or niobium [17].…”

Nanocrystallization of Al92Sm8studied by electrical resistivity—formation of monatomic Sm spherical layer

“…Electron transport measurements offer an extremely sensitive probe to study atomic rearrangements as well as the electron and phonon structure of metallic systems [10]. They were also applied to investigate crystallization processes [11]. When applying the Maxwell-Garnett or Tinkham approaches as described by Pekala et al [12] and Gangopadhay et al [9], the concomitant phenomena, like variation of chemical composition in the amorphous matrix, creation of a layer of slowly diffusing atoms at grain boundaries and diffusion field impingement were neglected.…”