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EJ Mittemeijer

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Misfit strains and excess vacancies in liquid-quenched and solid-quenched AlSi alloys on aging

Diffraction-line Broadening Analysis of Dislocation Configurations.

Residual stress development and texture formation during rolling contact loading.
Book chapter - AP Voskamp, EJ Mittemeijer

On misfit-induced lattice spacing variations in two-phase-alloys: the case of cooling-induced microstrains in the Al-matrix of fully aged AlSi alloys

Structure and morphology of aluminium-oxide films formed by thermal oxidation of aluminium

Stress in Thin Layers; Grain interaction, Elastic constants and diffraction response.

Diffraction analysis of internal strain-stress fields in textured, transversely isotropic thin films: theoretical basis and simulation.

Precipitation in liquid-quenched Al-Mg alloys; a study by use of X-ray diffraction line shift and line broadening

Structural inhomogenaties of AlSi alloys rapidly quenched from the melt

X-ray diffraction analysis of stacking and twin faults in f.c.c. metals: a revision and allowance for texture and non-uniform fault probabilities.

Diffraction-contrast analysis of misfit strains around inclusions in a matrix: VN particles in alpha-Fe

Initial stages of Fe-C martensite decomposition.

Application of the cluster variation method to an interstitial solid solution: calculation of the gamma'-Fe4N1-x-epsilonFe2N1-z equilibrium

Constitution and Crystallography of Thin Thermal-Oxide Layers on epsilon-Fe2N1-x: A HREM Investigation.

Excess vacancies in rapidly quenched aluminium alloys

Diffraction-line Broadening analysis of Strain Fields in Crystalline Solids.

Note on relaxation of cooling induced strains in two-phase AlSi-alloys at room temperature

Simulation of X-ray diffraction-line broadening for a material containing misfitting precipitates

Thermodynamic stability of amorphous oxide films on metals: Application to aluminum oxide films on aluminum substrates.

On the origin of stress in magnetron sputtered TiN layers.