Manganese-rich Mn-Cu alloys quenched from the high temperature γ-phase state are known to show a high damping capacity, which has been revealed to be associated with the fcc → fct transformation of the metastable γ-phase. The γ-phase of high manganese Mn-Fe alloys is also reported to show tetragonality when quenched.
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