Crystal structure and cryogenic properties.
Mechanical properties of metals at low temperatures as function of crystal structure
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Mechanical properties of metals at low temperatures as function of crystal structure
Interaction energy of single atom adsorption at any point on single crystal planes of bcc structure, using Lennard-Jones potential
AMO method applied to bcc crystal of hydrogen atoms, taking into account all many-center integrals
Three-stage hardening in tantalum single crystals deformed in tension over limited range of orientations, temperatures and strain rates
Dependence on surface structure for adsorption energy by single atom on body centered cubic substrate
Hydrostatic pressure effect on mechanical behavior of body centered cubic refractory metals and alloys
Origin of low-temperature macroscopic elastic limit of body-centered cubic metals