2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-5093(00)00782-6
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Theoretical basis for electro- and magnetoplasticity

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“…The theories not only cannot be expressed one through other, but they also do not exclude one another. So, for example, thermal expansion at big rate, that is told of by Bilyk et al and Unger et al [34,35], does not prohibit the magnetic field influence upon the spins of dopants and pinned dislocation cores, that are involved in Molotskii's model [32][33][34]. Other mechanisms are also not discarded.…”
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“…The theories not only cannot be expressed one through other, but they also do not exclude one another. So, for example, thermal expansion at big rate, that is told of by Bilyk et al and Unger et al [34,35], does not prohibit the magnetic field influence upon the spins of dopants and pinned dislocation cores, that are involved in Molotskii's model [32][33][34]. Other mechanisms are also not discarded.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For checking Molotskii's et al model [32][33][34], it is necessary to carry out tests on the materials without paramagnetic dopants. 7.…”
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