journal article·2026-01

Warm caliber rolling metastable β titanium alloy to obtain high strength and ductility by high-density low-angle grain boundary and deformation twinning

Baoxi Liu, Xiangpeng Deng, Chuan Wu, Mengbang Ding, Wenhao Zhao, Puguang Ji, Fuxing Yin

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