Tensile-compressive asymmetry in extruded AZ31B rod and its effect on Profilometry-based Indentation Plastometry (PIP)

Y.T. Tang, R. Reiff-Musgrove, W. Gu, J.E. Campbell, M. Burley, J. Dean, T.W. Clyne*

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