作者：谢佑卿 著

出版社： 中南大学出版社

ISBN：9787548701613

版次：1

包装：精装

开本：16开

出版时间：2010-12-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：620

正文语种：英文

内容简介
  Taking Fe， Co， Ni pure metals and Ag - Cu，Ti - Al， Au - Cu systems as examples， the systematic science ofalloys has been presented in the monograph ， which includes sixlevels： separated theory of potential energies and volumes forcharacteristic atoms， valence bond theory of characteristiccrystals， separated theory of thermodynamic properties forcharacteristic crystals， characteristic atom arrangementcrystallography of alloy phases， thermodynamics of mixedcharacteristic crystals for alloy phases and comprehensive theoryof mixed characteristic crystals for phase transformation， phaseequilibrium and phase diagrams. It may be available for referenceto graduates， teachers and researchers.

作者简介
  谢佑卿，男，1937年12月出生，汉族，湖南邵阳人，大学文化，民盟盟员，2003年、2005年和2007年为中国科学院院士候选人，中南大学教授，国家重点学科、材料物理与化学专业博士生导师、首席教授，粉末冶金国家重点实验室兼职教授，湖南大学材料科学与工程学院兼职教授，湖南省十届人大常委会副主任，十届全国人大常委会委员。美国科学促进协会（AAAS）会员，美国纽约科学院（NYAS）院士，湖南省归国留学生联谊会会长，享受政府特殊津琉。
 

目录
Foreword
Systematic Science of Alloys and Its Innovation
Chapter Ⅰ Ideology and Methodology of Systematic Science ofAlloys
Theoretical Framework of Systematic Science of Alloys
Development Course of Metallic Materials Science and Evolutionof
Human Thinking Mode

Chapter Ⅱ Systematic Science of Pure Metals--Valence BondTheory of Characteristic Crystals
Background and Outline of One-atom Valence Bond Theory ofPure
Metals
A New Potential Function with Many-atom Interactions in Solid
Electronic Structure and Properties of Pure Iron
Electronic Structure and Properties of Pure Cobalt
Electronic Structure and Properties Ni Metal

Chapter Ⅲ Systematic Science of Ag - Cu System
Atomic Energies and Gibbs Energy Functions of Ag- Cu Alloys
Atomic Volumes and Volume Functions for Ag -Cu Alloys
Electronic Structure of Ag- Cu Alloys
Phase Diagram and Thermodynamic Properties of Ag -Cu Alloys

Chapter Ⅳ Systematic Science of Ti - AI System
Infiuencds of XTi/XA on Atomic States, Lattice Constants and
Potential-energy Planes of Ordered Fcc TiA1 Type Alloys
Atomic States, Potential Energies, Volumes, Stability and
Brittleness of Ordered Fcc TiA13 Type Alloys
Atomic States, Potential Energies, Volumes, Stability and
Brittleness of Ordered Fcc Ti3A1 Type Alloys
Atomic States, Potential Energies, Volumes, Stability and
Brittleness of Ordered Fcc TiA12 Type Alloys

Chapter Ⅴ Systematic Science of Cu -Ni and Au -NiSystems
Microstructure and Properties of Cu- Ni Alloys
Relationship Between Partial and Average Atomic Volumes of
-Components in Au- Ni Alloys

Chapter Ⅵ Systematic Science of Au - Cu System Based onExperimental Data of Disordered Alloys
Potential Energy Sequences of Characteristic Atoms on Basisof
Heats of Formation of Disordered Au（1-x） Cux Alloys
Volume Sequences of Characteristic Atoms Separated fromExperimental
Volumes of Disordered Au Cu Alloys

Chapter Ⅶ Systematic Science of Au - Cu System Based onFirst-principles Electron Theory of Alloys
Potential Energies of Characteristic Atoms Separated fromFirst-principles
Calculated Heats of Formation of AuCu and AuCu3 Compounds
Volumes of Characteristic Atoms Separated fromFirst-principles
Calculated Volumes of L10 -AuCu and L12 -AuCu3 Compounds

Chapter Ⅷ Systematic Science of Au- Cu System Based onExperimental Data of Intermetallics
Potential Energies of Characteristic Atoms Separated fromExperimental
Heats of Formation of AuCu and AuCu3 Compounds
Volume Sequences of Characteristic Atoms Separated fromExperimental
Volumes of AuCu and AuCu3 Compounds
Systematic Science of Au -Cu System Based on Experimental Dataof
Disordered Alloys： Characteristic Atom Occupation Patterns of
Au3Cu, AuCu3 , AuCuI and AuCulI
Energetic Properties of Characteristic Crystals Separatedfrom
Experimental Heats of Formation of AuCu and AuCu3 Compounds
Energetic Properties of Disordered Au Cux Alloys Obtained on
Basis of Experimental Heats of Formation of AuCu and AuCu3
Compounds
Variations in Energetic Properties on Disordering L12 -AuCu3
Compound Studied on Basis of Experimental Heats of Formationof
AuCu and AuCu3 Compounds Changing with Temperature