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Formation of submicroscopic vacancy clusters and radiation-induced refining in metals by electron-irradiation at high temperatures
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Dynamic studies of defect mobility using high voltage electron microscopy
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The influence of boron on the clustering of radiation damage in graphite
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Growth of Defect Clusters in Thin Nickel Foils during Electron Irradiation. II. Temperature Dependence of the Growth Rate of Interstitial Loops
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Growth of Interstitial Type Dislocation Loops and Vacancy Mobility in Electron Irradiated Metals
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Anisotropy of the Threshold Energy for Production of Frenkel Pairs in Copper and Platinum
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Vacancy defect mobilities and binding energies obtained from annealing studies
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Directional Arrangement of Defect Clusters in Electron-Irradiated Copper
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Segregation of alloying elements to free surfaces during irradiation
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Solid solutions under irradiation. II. Radiation-induced precipitation in AlZn undersaturated solid solutions
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no DOI — not checkedUrban, K. 1976. “Fundamental aspects of radiation damage in metals”. 675US ERDA Oak Ridge/Tenn. CONF-751006
no DOI — not checkedKiritani, M. 1976. “Fundamental aspects of radiation damage in metals”. 695US ERDA Oak Ridge/Tenn. CONF-75006
no DOI — not checkedUrban, K. 1975.Microscopie Electronique à Haute Tension, 159Paris: SFME.
no DOI — not checkedUrban, K. 1980, 1980.Electron Microscopy, Vol. 4, 188Leiden: EM Congress Foundation.
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no DOI — not checkedSeeger, A. 1976. “Fundamental aspects of radiation damage in metals”. 493US ERDA, Oak Ridge/Tenn. CONF-75006
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