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Prof. Ke LU |
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K. LU
Nanocrystalline materials crystallized from amorphous solids: Nanocrystallization, structure, and properties (Invited review article)
Materials Science & Engineering R: Reports, 16, (1996), 161-221. |
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Q.S. MEI, K. LU
Melting and superheating of crystalline solids: From bulk to nanocrystals (Invited review article)
Progress in Materials Science, 52 (2007) 1175-1262. |
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L. LU, M.L. SUI, K. LU
Superplastic extensibility of nanocrystalline copper at room temperature
Science, 287, (2000), 1463-1466. |
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W.P. TONG, N.R. TAO, Z.B. WANG, J. LU, K. LU
Nitriding iron at lower-temperatures
Science, 299, (2003) 686-688. |
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L. LU, Y.F. SHEN, X.H. CHEN, L.H. QIAN, K. LU
Ultrahigh strength and high electrical conductivity in copper
Science, 304, (2004) 422-426. |
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K. LU, Y. LI
Homogeneous nucleation catastrophe as a kinetic stability limit for superheated crystal
Physical Review Letters, 80, (1998), 4474-4477. |
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L. ZHANG, Z.H. JIN, L.H. ZHANG, M.L. SUI, K. LU
Superheating of confined Pb thin films
Physical Review Letters, 85, (2000), 1484-1487. |
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Z.H. JIN, P. GUMBSCH, K. LU, E. MA
Melting mechanisms at the limit of superheating
Physical Review Letters, 87, 5 (2001) 5703 |
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N.R. TAO, Z.B. WANG, W.P. TONG, M.L. SUI, J. LU, K. LU
An investigation of surface nanocrystallization mechanism in Fe induced by surface mechanical attrition treatment
Acta Materialia, 50 (2002) 4603-4616 |
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K. LU, J.T. WANG, W.D. WEI
A new method for synthesizing nanocrystalline alloys
Journal of Applied Physics, 69, (1991), 522-524. |
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