On the habit planes between elastically distorted austenite and martensite in NiTi
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The cubic B2 to monoclinic B19’ martensitic transformation in NiTi shape memory alloys proceeds by the nucleation and propagation of habit plane interfaces that remain undistorted and unrotated during the transformation. Due to incompatibility of austenite and martensite lattices in NiTi, habit plane interfaces are assumed to form between austenite and twinned martensite as described by Phenomenological Theory of Martensite Crystallography (PTMC). This view is currently widely spread in the literature in spite of the fact that it contradicts experimental observations of interfaces between austenite and single martensite lattice by TEM and EBSD methods frequently reported in the literature. On this account, we propose a different solution for the formation of strain compatible habit planes propagating during stress induced martensitic transformation by considering the effect of elastic deformation of both lattices caused by the external stress.
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