Publication detail
Elastic properties of Ni50Mn27Ga22Fe1 10M martensite with incommensurate lattice modulation
SOZINOV, A. VINOGRADOVA, M. SAREN, A. STRAKA, L. ZELENÝ, M. CHULIST, R. STOKLASOVA, P. SEINER, H. ULLAKKO, K.
English title
Elastic properties of Ni50Mn27Ga22Fe1 10M martensite with incommensurate lattice modulation
Type
WoS Article
Language
en
Original abstract
We present an elastic matrix for 10M Ni-Mn-Ga-Fe martensite with incommensurate (IC) lattice modulation and immovable twin boundaries (TBs). The modulation vector qIC = 0.4136 center dot q110 for the investigated IC state is located between the values for the commensurate (C) state, qC = 0.4 center dot q110, and the maximum value for IC 10M structures reported in various studies qICmax= (3 /7)q110 = 0.4286 center dot q110. The elastic matrix obtained for the IC modulated lattice differs in certain components, especially those related to shear in a/b system, as well as the corresponding Young's moduli, compared to the values reported for martensite with C modulation. This study presents experimental evidence of internal stability in IC modulated structure, subjected to stresses that significantly exceed the a/b twinning stress (TS) observed in C structures. This study examines the observed differences in the small stress response of C and IC lattices, emphasising the roles of highly mobile a/b TBs and lattice instability near TBs in the C case.
Keywords in English
Magnetic shape memory, Martensite, Incommensurate lattice modulation, Elastic properties, Twin boundary
Released
2026-03-01
Publisher
Elsevier
Journal
Acta materialia
Volume
306
Number
1 March 2026
Pages from–to
121898–
Pages count
12
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