Abstract
AbstractPhase boundaries and size effect contributions on mechanical and physical properties of composite systems such as Ag – Cu, Ag – Ni, Cu – Fe. and FeNi30 – Cu with discontinuous fibre and layer microstructures (layer‐ or fibre thickness < 1000 Å) are studied. The special defect structure of these heterogeneous composites caused an anomalous high tensile strength, an extraordinary change in electrical conductivity and also in the behaviour of the magnetic hardening. As principal mechanism is the intensive interactions of the physical parameters, such as dislocation density, mean free path of the conduction electrons, magnetism vector and Bloch walls, with the internal phase boundaries discussed.
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