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Mossbauer studies of helimagnetic FeAs

Journal of Physics F: Metal Physics, 1979
The Mossbauer studies on helimagnetic intermetallic compound FeAs are reported over a temperature range of 30 to 525K. The spectrum in the paramagnetic state is found to be a well defined single quadrupole doublet and the quadrupole splitting has been found to decrease with increase in temperature.
S K Kulshreshtha, P Raj
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FEA of Wiredrawing

2010
When the author of this book was a small child, Wistreich performed extensive experimental work in which he studied steel and copper wiredrawing. In this connection, he applied longitudinally split dies and measured both the drawing force and the die-splitting force in the drawing operation.
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Examples of adaptive FEA in plasticity

Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 1995
Abstract Adaptivity and error estimation in finite element analysis (FEA) has received considerable interest, but most of the work has been in the linear range. Its use in materially non-linear processes has been investigated by the authors in a recent paper [J.S. Sandhu et al., Adaptive Finite Element Analysis in Plasticity, COMPLAS III (April 1992)]
J.S. Sandhu, Harold Liebowitz
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Linear Cryptanalysis of FF3-1 and FEA

IACR Cryptology ePrint Archive, 2021
Tim Beyne
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Performance of Steel-Reinforced Concrete Column after Exposure to Fire: FEA Model and Experiments

, 2016
This paper studies the postfire performance of steel-reinforced concrete (SRC) columns subjected to an entire loading and fire phase, including ambient temperature loading, heating and cooling with constant external loads, and postfire loading.
Lin-Hai Han, Kan Zhou, Q. Tan, T. Song
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Other FeAs-Based Compounds

2010
A new family of superconductors on the basis of Fe has been found in FeSe, FeTe compounds, whose T c increased under chemical doping and/or external pressure [16,304–307]. The crystal structure of these compounds has much in common with the previously discussed ones, where the FeAs layers were an important element.
Ernst Z. Kurmaev, Yuri Izyumov
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Electronic structure of CrAs and FeAs

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 1984
Abstract As in a recent study for MnAs a two centre tight binding model consisting of itinerant metal d-states hybridizing with non-metal p-states was applied for CrAs and FeAs to calculate unpolarized and spin polarized local densities of states, ferromagnetic moments and band energies.
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Application of Commercial FEA Software

2008
As the Finite Element (FE) method requires a huge amount of computation, its application should be supported by advanced of computer technology. Many computer softwares have been developed and commercialised for workstation and Personal Computers (PC) in recent years.
Jason Hui Jun Wang   +3 more
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