Polyamorphism in a metallic glass
10.1038/nmat1839
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Sheng, H. W., Liu, H. Z., Cheng, Y. Q., Wen, J., Lee, P. L., Luo, W. K., Shastri, S. D., & Ma, E. (2007). Polyamorphism in a metallic glass. Nature Materials, 6(3), 192–197.

Authors 8
  1. H. W. Sheng (first)
  2. H. Z. Liu (additional)
  3. Y. Q. Cheng (additional)
  4. J. Wen (additional)
  5. P. L. Lee (additional)
  6. W. K. Luo (additional)
  7. S. D. Shastri (additional)
  8. E. Ma (additional)
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