Abstract
The effects of long-range atomic order and pinning of interfaces on anelastic properties of Cu-based martensite have been distinguished by means of studying strain amplitude dependences of internal friction and Young’s modulus defect, assuming that low-and high-amplitude stages of the strain amplitude dependence correspond to the oscillations within and beyond pinning atmospheres.
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