journal article·2023-07

Data-driven optimization of hardness and toughness of high-entropy nitride coatings

Shaoyu Wu, Xiaoqian Xu, Shani Yang, Jingwen Qiu, Alex A. Volinsky, Xiaolu Pang

Ceramics International· Volume 49· Issue 13
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