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Heat treatment-mediated reversible switching of microstructure and functional properties in a Cu–Al–Mn–Fe shape memory single crystal

Lipeng Guo, Jiahe Mei, Yu Yang, Xiaolei Du, Jiashun Gao, Hui Guo, Shuiyuan Yang

Intermetallics· Volume 197
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