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Nonlinear Mechanical Relaxation Associated With Dislocation-Point Defect Interactions (Ⅱ)——Nonlinear Relaxation Peaks at High and Low Temperatures
<正> 3 Recent Progress in Nonlinear Mechanical RelaxationAssociated With Dislocation-Point Defect Interaction 3.4 Discovering a High-Temperature Anomalous Internal Friction Peak(P3 Peak)andConfirming That the P1 Peak Originates From Short-ranged Diffusion Because the experimentally determined value of the activation energy associated withthe P1 peak is much lower than the value associated with bulk diffusion(long-rangeddiffusion), it was suggested that the underlying process controlling the P1 peak is the corediffusion(short-ranged diffusion)of the solute atoms in or along the dislocation pipe orkink instead of the long-ranged diffusion around the dislocations.A further consolidation
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