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    Microstructures of a single-crystal nickel-base superalloy after thermo-mechanical fatigue
    with S. X. Li †, L. Zhou, S. H. Ai, F. Liu, H. Zhang, and Z. G. Wang
    Philosophical Magazine 84 (31): 3335-3351. 2004.
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    The evolution of polarization inside ultrathin PbTiO3films: a theoretical study
    with Y. B. Xue, D. Chen, Y. L. Tang, Y. L. Zhu, and X. L. Ma
    Philosophical Magazine 95 (19): 2067-2077. 2015.
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    Separations by Random Oracles and "Almost" Classes for Generalized Reducibilities
    with W. Merkle
    Mathematical Logic Quarterly 47 (2): 249-270. 2001.
    Let ≤r and ≤sbe two binary relations on 2ℕ which are meant as reducibilities. Let both relations be closed under finite variation and consider the uniform distribution on 2ℕ, which is obtained by choosing elements of 2ℕ by independent tosses of a fair coin.Then we might ask for the probability that the lower ≤r-cone of a randomly chosen set X, that is, the class of all sets A with A ≤rX, differs from the lower ≤s-cone of X. By c osure under finite variation, the Kolmogorov 0-1 aw yields immediat…Read more
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    Atomic structure of the Fe/Fe3C interface with the Isaichev orientation in pearlite
    with Y. T. Zhou, S. J. Zheng, Y. X. Jiang, T. Z. Zhao, and X. L. Ma
    Philosophical Magazine 1-12. forthcoming.
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    Strain-induced preferential dissolution at the dislocation emergences in MnS: an atomic scale study
    with Y. T. Zhou, S. J. Zheng, B. Zhang, and X. L. Ma
    Philosophical Magazine 95 (22): 2365-2375. 2015.
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    Indications of bulk property changes from surface ion implantation
    with B. Yang, N. Can, and P. D. Townsend
    Philosophical Magazine 91 (2): 250-262. 2011.
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    Spontaneous Activity in Primary Visual Cortex Relates to Visual Creativity
    with Junchao Li, Zengjian Wang, Bishan Liang, Bingqing Jiao, Peng Zhang, Yingying Huang, Hui Yang, Rengui Yu, Sifang Yu, Delong Zhang, and Ming Liu
    Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 15. 2021.
    Cognitive and neural processes underlying visual creativity have attracted substantial attention. The current research uses a critical time point analysis to examine how spontaneous activity in the primary visual area is related to visual creativity. We acquired the functional magnetic resonance imaging data of 16 participants at the resting state and during performing a visual creative synthesis task. According to the CTPA, we then classified spontaneous activity in the PVA into critical time p…Read more