| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1600962 | Intermetallics | 2011 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
We found that the room-temperature shear modulus of a relaxed bulk metallic glass decreases with the cooling rate T˙ upon cooling from elevated temperatures even though T˙ is only a few K/min. The effect is observed as a result of cooling not only from the supercooled liquid state but also from a wide range of temperatures below the glass transition. A possible reason for the effect is discussed.
Research highlights► Precise in situ measurements of the shear modulus. ► Room-temperature shear modulus of a relaxed bulk glass decreases upon cooling from elevated temperatures. ► The effect takes place even if the cooling rate is a few K/min.
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Authors
Yu.P. Mitrofanov, S.V. Khonik, S.A. Lyakhov, A.M. Khoviv, V.A. Khonik,