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Microstructure and compression creep strength of the newly developed magnesium alloy DieMag422

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Microstructure and compression creep strength of the newly developed magnesium alloy DieMag422. / Dieringa, Hajo; Hort, Norbert; Kainer, Karl Ulrich.
AMI Light Metals Conference 2014. ed. / Ulyate A. Curle; Heinrich Möller. Trans Tech Publications Ltd, 2014. p. 177-183 (Advanced Materials Research; Vol. 1019).

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Harvard

Dieringa, H, Hort, N & Kainer, KU 2014, Microstructure and compression creep strength of the newly developed magnesium alloy DieMag422. in UA Curle & H Möller (eds), AMI Light Metals Conference 2014. Advanced Materials Research, vol. 1019, Trans Tech Publications Ltd, pp. 177-183, AMI Light Metals Conference 2014, North West Province, South Africa, 15.10.14. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1019.177

APA

Dieringa, H., Hort, N., & Kainer, K. U. (2014). Microstructure and compression creep strength of the newly developed magnesium alloy DieMag422. In U. A. Curle, & H. Möller (Eds.), AMI Light Metals Conference 2014 (pp. 177-183). (Advanced Materials Research; Vol. 1019). Trans Tech Publications Ltd. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1019.177

Vancouver

Dieringa H, Hort N, Kainer KU. Microstructure and compression creep strength of the newly developed magnesium alloy DieMag422. In Curle UA, Möller H, editors, AMI Light Metals Conference 2014. Trans Tech Publications Ltd. 2014. p. 177-183. (Advanced Materials Research). doi: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1019.177

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