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Table 1. Composition of test material (wt %).
Table 2. Tensile test results in current study and in the material specification report
Figure 3. Hysteresis loops at half-lives of different tests (a) and at different stages of a single test (b)
Figure 5. Change of modulus in increasing and decreasing ramps during cyclic straining
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