journal article·2026-06

Switching thermal expansion from negative to positive in Nd2Fe17 via uniaxial stress

Yiran Deng, Ping Song, Sen Yao, Yuhao Lei, Shenxiang Du, Rongqin Deng, Zhixin Jin, Defeng Guo

Intermetallics· Volume 193
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