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Specific Features of Radiation Inheritance

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Specific features of the radiation inheritance of metals and alloys are analyzed. A conclusion on the irreversible changes in the structure of materials after irradiation is drawn. Mechanisms of inheriting the radiation effects in the process of high-temperature transformation of materials are suggested. The concentration microinhomogeneities initiated in the preliminary irradiated defect structure of the material are shown to be the genetic factor of the radiation inheritance.

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  1. Eastern Kazakhstan State University, Kazakhstan

    M. K. Skakov

  2. Physical Technical Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kazakhstan Republic, Kazakhstan

    V. D. Melikhov

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Skakov, M.K., Melikhov, V.D. Specific Features of Radiation Inheritance. Russian Physics Journal 44, 608–612 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012543812065

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