Elevated and cryogenic temperature micropillar compression of magnesium–niobium multilayer films

Keyphrases

• Elevated Temperature 100%
• Magnesium 100%
• Cryogenic Temperature 100%
• Multilayer Film 100%
• Deformation Mechanism 100%
• Diffusion-based 100%
• Micropillar Compression 100%
• Dislocation 50%
• Operative 50%
• Variable Temperature 50%
• Mechanical Properties 50%
• Room Temperature 50%
• Alternating Layers 50%
• Compression Experiment 50%
• Small Diffusion 50%
• Nanolaminates 50%
• Niobium 50%
• Test Rates 50%
• High-temperature Diffusion 50%
• Plastic Behavior 50%
• Compression Strain 50%
• Individual Layer Thickness 50%
• Component Temperature 50%
• Micropillar Compression Test 50%
• Low Melting Temperature 50%
• Strengthening Model 50%
• Dominant Deformation Mechanisms 50%
• Strain Rate Jump Test 50%

Engineering

• Elevated Temperature 100%
• Deformation Mechanism 100%
• Micropillar Compression 100%
• Multilayer Film 100%
• Cryogenic Temperature 100%
• Collected Data 33%
• Layer Thickness 33%
• Broad Range 33%
• Melting Temperature 33%
• Strain Rate 33%
• Individual Layer 33%
• Room Temperature 33%
• Melting Point 33%
• Compression Tests 33%

Material Science

• Multilayer Film 100%
• Deformation Mechanism 100%
• Magnesium 66%
• Strain Rate 33%
• Niobium 33%