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Pervasive nanoscale deformation twinning as a catalyst for efficient energy dissipation in a bioceramic armour
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Document Date: 2014-03-30 21:16:40


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Zhu / /

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R3c / Pisces Trading Company LLC / Macmillan Publishers Limited. / South Bay Technology / Suzuki / Baker S. P. / /

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United States / Mexico / /

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MIT Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /

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MIT Center for Materials Science and Engineering / US Army Research Office / National Science Foundation / Cornell / Department of Materials Science and Engineering / MIT Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /

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SPM IIIA / Barber / Ling Li / J. C. Weaver / Christine Ortiz / carried out using a Digital Instruments Multimode SPM IIIA / /

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Author / D. J. / Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering / Representative / /

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Y. T. / Massachusetts / /

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NATURE MATERIALS / /

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3-D / /

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www.nature.com/naturematerials / www.nature.com/reprints / /

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