Coarse-grained samples

Annular correlation, in electron correlation. Bending energy, in force fields, 11 Coarse-grained sampling, in simulations, 377 Damping, for achieving SCF convergence, 72 ... 

The MAX phases are also quite thermal shock-resistant [4]. The response ofTiaSiC2 to thermal shock depends on the grain size [145] the post-quench flexural strengths of coarse-grained samples are not a function of quench temperature and actually become slightly stronger when quenched from 1400 °C (not shown). The response of... 

This stage is characterized by a minimum creep rate, Smm> which during both tension and compression for the fine-grained and coarse-grained samples can be described by [162-164] ... 

Nevertheless, the question of size effects in fatigue that are related to the proximity ol the surface, where dislocations can escape, is of scientific interest. In view of the diversity of the results presented on small-grained Cu, such studies have to be carried out with coarse-grained samples prepared from the same base material. In the following section we will present results that were obtained from studies on thin Cu wires and ribbons. 

Sample preparation and analysis As with sample collection, sample preparation gives an opportunity to increase the contrast between background and anomaly. Medium- and coarser-grained samples of sedimentary rocks, soils and. stream. sediments should be disaggregated rather than pulverized to avoid dilution by quartz. This helps to make results from fine-grained samples comparable with those from coarse-grained samples. 

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