On the nature of the martensitic phase transformation in lithium

T. Schneider; E. Stoll; E. Stoll

doi:10.1016/0038-1098(70)90384-4

Solid State Communications

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01 Nov 1970

On the nature of the martensitic phase transformation in lithium

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Using a nonlocal Phillips-Kleinman pseudopotential we discuss the thermodynamic features of the martensitic phase transformation of lithium. Reasonable agreement for the transformation temperature is obtained. © 1970.

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