Radiation damage in helium ion irradiated nanocrystalline Fe

By K. Yu, Yue Liu, Chengshuai Sun, Haiyan Wang, L. Shao, En-Gang Fu, Xinghang Zhang. 2012

177 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry

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In Computational Mechanics

1. F. Banhart
2. Lorenzo Malerba
3. William J. Weber
4. Kai Nordlund
5. Roger E. Stoller
6. S. Zinkle
7. A. Krasheninnikov

In Materials Chemistry

1. Kai Nordlund
2. S. Zinkle
3. F. Banhart
4. Lorenzo Malerba
5. Roger E. Stoller
6. William J. Weber
7. F. Willaime
8. A. Krasheninnikov

Citations in the corpus

• Primary radiation damage: A review of current understanding and models (2018, background): “Hence, while it appears clear that nanocrystallinity can enhance radiation hardness at low doses and temperatures [232,233], long-term stability in a high-dose high-temperature environment is much less certain and should be ascertained through further work.”