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METASTABLE ALLOYS: PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES

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This volume contains most of the papers presented at symposium D, one of the four symposia that formed the 1988 Strasbourg Spring Conference. The three day programme consisted of nine oral sessions; a poster session and a plenary talk giving an overview of current topics in hard magnetic materials. Scientists involved in basic as well as applied research concentrated their discussions on the fundamental processes relevant for the formation of metastable alloys such as amorphous alloys (metallic glasses), microcrystalline, quasicrystalline and nanocrystalline alloys and their applications. These materials are proving to be of considerable interest to research workers because of their possible application in the electronics industry, e.g. as diffusion barriers in devices or as data storage media.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Preface.
Contents.
1: Plenary Lectures.
2: Future Very-Large-Scale Integration Technology.
3: The &#x03B4; Doping Layer: Electronic Properties and Device Perspectives.
4: High Temperature Superconducting Ceramics.
5: Thermodynamic Aspects of Metastable Alloys.
6: On the Composition Range of Amorphous Binary Transition Metal Alloys.
7: Application of the Calphad Method for the Prediction of Amorphous Phase Formation.
8: An Analysis of Volume Effects in Metallic Glass Formation.
9: Enhanced Equilibrium Concentration of Donors in Antimony-Arsenic- or Phosphorus-Doped Silicon on Sapphire.
10: Metastability of Fe-34At.%Ni Invar Alloys above 600&#x00B0;C.
11: Semplified Statistical Model for Competitive Segregation Kinetics &#x2013; Application to the Fe-6At.%Si Alloy Surface.
12: Crystal to Glass Transition.
13: Mechanisms of Instability in Crystalline Alloys with Respect to Vitrification.
14: The Process of Spontaneous Vitrification Evaluated by Calorimetry.
15: Amorphization Mechanisms in Ion Implanted Metal Films and Single Crystals.
16: Comparison of Sputtered, Solid-State-Reacted and Melt-Spun Zr-Fe Alloys.
17: Amorphization Reactions in Niobium-Based Alloys.
18: Solid State Amorphization Reaction of Ni-Zr Multilayers after Irradiation with 30 Mev Sulphur Ions at Low Temperature.
19: Structural State of Multilayers Studied by X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy.
20: Undercooling of Liquids.
21: Thermodynamics of Undercooled Liquids.
22: Glass Formation by Containerless Solidification of Metallic Droplets in Drop Tube Experiments.
23: Thermodynamic and Kinetic Aspects of Crystallization of Supercooled Ag&#x2013;Cu Liquids.
24: Factors Influencing Heterogeneous Nucleation in an Ni&#x2013;Si&#x2013;B Glass.
25: Laser Quenching of Si&#x2013;as Alloy.
26: A Metastable Nisi Phase Epitaxially Grown on &#x2329;111&#x232A; Silicon by Pulsed Laser Quenching.
27: Desorption of Argon from Amorphous Cu60Zr40 Films during Crystallization.
28: Influence of the Annealing Atmosphere on the Chemical and Thermal Stability of Amorphous WSi2.
29: Metastable Phase Formation with Dendrite Growth during Laser-Induced Rapid Solidification of Al59Ge41 Sputtered Thin Films.
30: Thermal Stability of Amorphous Ta-Ir between Y-Ba-Cu-O and Silicon.
31: Dynamical Properties of High Pressure Quenched F.C.C. Ai-Si Solid Solutions.
32: Mechanica Lalloying.
33: Glass Formation by Mechanical Alloying.
34: Ball Milling Amorphization Mechanism of Ni&#x2013;Zr Alloys.
35: Solid State Reactions in the Cu&#x2013;Zn System Induced by Plastic Deformation at Room Temperature.
36: Investigation on the Amorphization of Zr&#x2013;Pd Alloys by Ball Milling.
37: Mechanical Alloying, Interdiffusion and Compaction of Nickel and Titanium Powders.
38: Glass-Forming Ranges in Transition Metal&#x2013;Zr Alloys Prepared by Mechanical Alloying.
39: Glass-Forming Range of Transition Metal-Transition Metal Alloys Prepared by Mechanical Alloying.
40: Formation and Crystallization of Amorphous Ni&#x2013;Ti Powders Prepared by Mechanical Alloying.
41: Topological Instability of Metallic Lattices and Glass Formation.
42: Topological Instability of Metallic Lattices and Glass Formation.
43: Structural Relaxation in Metallic Glasses.
44: Structural Relaxation in Some Amorphous Alloys.
45: Theoretical Analysis of Stress Relaxation Measurements by Bend Tests for (Fe50Ni50)1 &#x2013; xBx Glasses: Alloying Effects on Aging.
46: Instability and Relaxation of Electrodeposited Ni75P25 Amorphous Alloys: Experimental Aspects Quantitative Theoretical Predictions of Isothermal and Anisothermal Aging Using the Cunat Non-Linear Relaxation Distribution Model.
47: Effect of Structural Relaxation on the Thermodynamic Properties of Amorphous Superconducting ZrCu Alloys.
48: Kinetic Analysis of Structural Relaxation of Fe-Ni Based Amorphous Alloys by Means of DSC and Electrical Resistivity Measurements.
49: On the Penetration and Solution of Hydrogen in Amorphous Pd80Ge20 and Pd80Si20 before and after Crystallization.
50: Quasi-Crystals.
51: Structural Relationships between the Quasi-Crystalline and the Amorphous State in Alloys.
52: Stability and Thermodynamics of the Icosahedral Phase in Rapidly Solidified Al&#x2013;Mn Alloys ([Mn] = 6-20 at.%).
53: Quasi-Crystalline and Amorphous Phases as Products of the Rapid Solidification of Al80-xMn20Six Alloys.
54: Formation by Ion Mixing of Almn Thin Films in Amorphous and Quasi-Crystalline Phases: Comparison of Their Electronic Structure as Determined by Optical Measurements.
55: Thermal Stability and Phason Strain Relaxation in Al&#x2013;Mn Quasi-Crystals.
56: Morphology of Icosahedral Al&#x2013;Fe Phase Produced by Ion Beam Mixing.
57: Ion Beam Modification of Materials.
58: Alloy Phase Diagrams and Energy Deposition: Something Old and Something New.
59: Cascade Effect on Relative Stability of Ordered Phases in Ni4Mo Under Irradiation&#x002A;.
60: Structure of TiB2 Produced by Dynamic Ion Mixing.
61: Thermal Stability of a Supersaturated Solution of Hafnium in Aluminium.
62: Field Ion Microscopy and Atom Probing of Ion-Irradiated Alloys.
63: Ion Beam Mixing of Amorphous Chromium Nitride/Molybdenum Nitride and Polycrystalline Cr/Mo Bilayers.
64: Ion Beam Mixing Effects in Krypton-Irradiated Fe&#x2013;Pd Bilayers.
65: Ion-Beam-Induced Atomic Mixing of the Metallic System Ti/Ni.
66: Electronic Properties and Atomic Structure.
67: Interplay of the Atomic and Electronic Structure in Liquid and Amorphous Metals and Alloys.
68: Composition Dependence of Electrical and Magnetic Properties of Ni&#x2013;Ag This Films.
69: Extended X-Ray Absorption Fine Structure Studies of Nanocrystalline Materials Exhibiting a New Solid State Structure with Randomly Arranged Atoms.
70: Magnetic Properties of Quasi-Crystalline, Amorphous and Crystalline Almn(Si) Alloys.
71: The Microstructure of Amorphous and Microcrystalline Electrodeposited Ni&#x2013;P Alloys.
72: Effect of Metalloids on the Passivity of Amorphous Fe&#x2013;Cr Alloys.
73: Microcrystalline Surface Layers Created by Laser Alloying.
74: Magnetic Systems.
75: Metastable Ferromagnetic Materials for Permanent Magnets.
76: Preparation and Magnetic Studies in Amorphous Tbx&#x2013;Fe1&#x2212;x/Al2O3 Multilayers.
77: Structure and Magnetism of Metastable Bi&#x2013;Fe Alloy Films.
Author Index.
Subject Index.

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