DOI
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Investigation of Nanoindentation Size Effect Using Atomistic Simulation
詹志陽 , Masters Advisor:陳俊杉
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6342/NTU.2011.01929
分子動力模擬 ; 奈米壓印 ; 幾何必要差排 ; 尺寸效應 ; MD ; Nanoindentation ; GNDs ; Indentation Size effect (ISE)


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