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The physical nature of creep in crystalline bodies. A review

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    V. L. Indenbom, M. A. Mogilevskii, A. N. Orlov & V. M. Rozenberg

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    V. L. Indenbom, M. A. Mogilevskii, A. N. Orlov & V. M. Rozenberg

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Indenbom, V.L., Mogilevskii, M.A., Orlov, A.N. et al. The physical nature of creep in crystalline bodies. A review. J Appl Mech Tech Phys 6, 155–163 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00914391

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