Equiaxed Ti-based composites with high strength and large plasticity prepared by sintering and crystallizing amorphous powder
L.H. Liu(China Three Gorges University), Lai‐Chang Zhang(Edith Cowan University), Chao Yang(China University of Geosciences), P.J. Li(Tsinghua University), Zhiyu Xiao(South China University of Technology), Yufeng Long(South China University of Technology), L.M. Kang(South China University of Technology)
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