… Hot isostatic pressing can close or heal the pores and lack-of-fusion defects of L-PBF-produced
Ti–6Al–4V alloy, thereby further enhancing its tensile ductility by about 10% [14], [15]. As …

… strengthening mechanism which governs the strength and deformation behaviors of the
CSAs, as well as the increasing evidence that low stacking fault energies (deformation twinning) …

… curves of equiatomic solid-solution alloys, CoCrFeNi, CoCrMnNi, … defects introduced during
the casting and rolling processes, such as aluminum-oxide particles [43], [44]. These defects …

… defect sinks. Complex concentrated solid-solution alloys (CSAs), including high-entropy alloys,
… The unusual void swelling behavior deserves investigation, and a schematic to illustrate …

… defect behavior in U-Mo alloys and the pure metals. It has been found that point defect …
instead of single interstitials in these complex solid solution alloys [44]: the clusters appear less …

… alloy systems, HEAs tend to form a simple solid solution … the high entropy of mixing of the
solution phases[14]. Recent results … ness of alloy is due to the irradiation-induced defects, which …

… single phase, solid solution nickel-base alloys that are highly … aqueous, chloride-containing
solutions. This stability is … of minor alloying elements (eg Mo and W) on the oxide defect …

… , contaminations, local defects and other … behavior of am-M 1−x R x solid-solution alloys
is generally attributed to the absence of surface heterogeneities, since the am-M 1−x R x alloys …

… defect energy landscape, promote defect recombination, and improve the radiation resistance
of materials [7,[8], [49]]. A more chemically complicated alloy … segregation behaviors. In Mn-…

… behavior, multi-component solid-solution alloys, or high entropy alloys, or equiatomic or
near-equiatomic alloys … volume at room temperature for point defect migration is 0.02–0.1b 3 , …