Rate and thermal sensitivities of unstable transformation behavior in a shape memory alloy

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Phase-Transformation Fronts Evolution for Stress- and Strain-Controlled Tension Tests in TiNi Shape Memory Alloy (2006, unknown): “propagation phenomena for the wide range of loading rates and ambient thermal conditions was presented in [26].”
Thermodynamics of Shape Memory Alloy Wire: Modeling, Experiments, and Application (2006, background): “However, 42 ◦ C is the maximum homogeneous rise in tempeature, and it has been shown [ 21 ] that the upper limit is actually twice this value when two fronts near one another.”
Rate-dependent domain spacing in a stretched NiTi strip (2010, methodology): “Based on the above scenario of thermo-mechanical coupling, computational studies were performed (Shaw and Kyriakides, 1998; Shaw, 2000; Iadicola and Shaw, 2004) and important insight into the multiple-domain formations has been obtained.”
Experimental study on rate dependence of macroscopic domain and stress hysteresis in NiTi shape memory alloy strips (2010, methodology): “revealed by computer simulations [22] based on the thermomechanical coupling.”