Abstract
Based on the studies of carbon and nitrogen effects on the electron structure, short-range atomic order, and thermodynamic stability of iron solid solutions, a physical concept for alloying steels with carbon and nitrogen is proposed. The concept is used for the design of a cost-effective austenitic corrosion-resistant steel of super-high strength and fracture toughness.
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