Slip line analysis around nanoindentation imprints in Ti3SnC2: a new insight into plasticity of MAX-phase materials

ISSN： 1478-6443

Source： Philosophical Magazine, Vol.91, Iss.7-9, 2011-03, pp. : 1265-1275

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