journal article·2023-02

Effect of microstructure on slip-induced crack initiation and early propagation of martensitic steel during high cycle fatigue

Yajun Dai, Shijian Wang, Qiyuan He, Chang Liu, Xiangyu Wang, Xue Li, Lang Li, Yongjie Liu, Chao He, Qingyuan Wang

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