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Keywords: corrosion steel, VNS-2, EP410U-Sh, additive technologies, wire arc additive manufacturing, mechanical properties

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Keywords: 21NKMT maraging steel, magnetic properties, elastic properties, Q-factor of mechanical vibrations, wave solid-state wave gyroscope

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Keywords: magnesium aluminate spinel, doping, optical transparency, mechanical properties, density, microhardness, crack resistance

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Keywords: unidirectional composites, metal matrix composites, weak interface, carbon fibers, fracture surface microstructure, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM), topography reconstruction, fiber pull-out length distribution, image analysis, fracture work, strength

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