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材料物性学
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原子・電子のレベルから材料の強度や物性を探る研究室。
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原子・電子の視点から、材料の強さと性質を探る。
材料物性学研究室は、
研究の
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機能創成専攻の
Key terms
- 強誘電体
- 電気的な
偏りを 持ち、 電場を かけると その 向きを 変えられる 物質 - 水素脆性
- 金属の
中に 水素が 入って、 材料が もろくなる 現象 - 透過型電子顕微鏡法
- 電子線を
薄い 試料に 通して、 内部の 構造を 細かく 観察する 方法
ResearchResearch themes
材料物性学研究室は、
MembersFaculty
- Professor中村 篤智
- Associate Professor堀川 敬太郎
- Assistant ProfessorLI YAN
- Assistant ProfessorLI RUOQI
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