Lattice softening in Fe3Pt exhibiting three types of martensitic transformations

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We have investigated the relation between the softening of elastic constants and martensitic transformation in Fe3Pt, which exhibits various kinds of martensitic transformation depending on its long-range order parameter S. The martensite phases of the examined alloys are BCT (S = 0.57), FCT1 (S = 0.75, c/a < 1) and FCT2 (S = 0.88, c/a > 1). The elastic constants C’ and C44 of these alloys decrease almost linearly with decreasing temperature. Although the temperature coefficient of C’ decreases as S increases, C’ at the transformation temperature is the smallest in the alloy with S = 0.75, which transforms to FCT1. This result implies that softening is most strongly related to the formation of the FCT1 martensite with tetragonality c/a < 1 among the three martensites.

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Fukuda, T., & Kakeshita, T. (2017). Lattice softening in Fe3Pt exhibiting three types of martensitic transformations. Metals, 7(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/met7050156

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