Influence of the Heat Treatment Duration on the Critical Temperature for the Break-Down of Vertical Bloch Line Chains
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Abstract
For longer heat treatment duration(10 and 30 min), near and within the transition region, the softening fraction ρ has an obvious, but not very large increase and the increment for 30 min is greater than that for 10 min. As a result, the critical temperature T0 is only lowered by 2~3°C for a typical sample. The above results indicate the existence of a quasi-static athermal instability, and the thermal activation of Bloch points is only of secondary importance.
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HAN BaoShan, R.Dahlbeck, Yuan Yuling, J.Engemann. Influence of the Heat Treatment Duration on the Critical Temperature for the Break-Down of Vertical Bloch Line Chains[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(11): 597-599.
HAN BaoShan, R.Dahlbeck, Yuan Yuling, J.Engemann. Influence of the Heat Treatment Duration on the Critical Temperature for the Break-Down of Vertical Bloch Line Chains[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(11): 597-599.
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HAN BaoShan, R.Dahlbeck, Yuan Yuling, J.Engemann. Influence of the Heat Treatment Duration on the Critical Temperature for the Break-Down of Vertical Bloch Line Chains[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(11): 597-599.
HAN BaoShan, R.Dahlbeck, Yuan Yuling, J.Engemann. Influence of the Heat Treatment Duration on the Critical Temperature for the Break-Down of Vertical Bloch Line Chains[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1991, 8(11): 597-599.
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