Ti3AlC2, a candidate structural material for innovative nuclear energy system: The microstructure phase transformation and defect evolution induced by energetic heavy-ion irradiation
Tianyu Deng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jinyu Li(Beihua University), Lijuan Niu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jianrong Sun(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Peng Song(Kunming University of Science and Technology), Pengfei Tai(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yuyu Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhiguang Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yanbin Sheng(Institute of Modern Physics), Desheng Xue(Southern Marine Science and Engineering Guangdong Laboratory (Guangzhou)), Youfu Zhou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Linqi Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hailong Chang(Jiangxi Agricultural University), Qing Huang(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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