Indexlist

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z,

Archaeological Museum France [1],
6,7 wt% carbon is special [1],
:14 [1],
:2 [1],
< [1],
A,
A1 temperature [1],
A2 temperatur [1],
A3 temperature [1],
A4 temperature [1],
Abbreviations; Index of [1],
Absolute temperature [1], [2],
Absolute zero point of temperature [1],
Acanthite [1],
Accelerator mass spectrometry [1],
Aceramic neolithicum [1],
Achaemanid empire [1],
Achaemenid Empire [1], [2], [3],
Achaemenide empire [1],
Achaemenind winged Ibex [1],
Achilles heel [1],
Acicular precipitates [1],
Acm temperature [1],
Actinoids [1],
Adobe; etymology [1],
Agate [1],
Age hardening [1], [2],
Ageing of steel at RT [1],
Ageing; Al-Cu system [1],
Ages of man [1],
Agricultural Revolution [1],
Ain Sakhri lovers [1],
Air flow [1],
Air flow resistance [1],
Air resistance; smelting [1],
Air supply in smelting [1], [2],
Air supply problem; furnace [1],
Air supply; furnace [1],
Air velocity; tuyere [1],
Akhenaten [1],
Akinaka [1],
Akinaka, definition [1],
Akinaka; bollocks type [1],
Alabaster [1],
Alaca Hoeyuek [1], [2],
Alaca Höyük iron dagger. [1],
Alaca Höyük royal tombs [1],
Alchemy [1],
Alchemy and sword symbolism [1],
Alemanni [1], [2],
Alemanni swords from Memmingen [1], [2],
Alemanni; map [1],
Alemmani; swords of [1],
Alepotrypa [1],
Alexander the Great; empire [1],
Alexander; mosaic [1],
Alkali group [1],
Alkaline Earthe Metals Group [1],
All steel swords [1],
Alliterative verse [1],
Allotropy [1],
Alloy [1], [2],
Alloy elements; classification by phase diagram [1], [2],
Alloy groups; three [1],
Alloy steel [1],
Alloy steels [1],
Alloy systems, open gamma phase [1],
Alloy systems; closed gamma phase [1],
Alloy systems; contracted gamma phase [1],
Alloy systems; expanded gamma phase [1],
Alloy; definition [1],
Alloying [1],
Alloying accidentially [1],
Alloying element [1],
Alloying elements; categorizing by [1],
Alloying elements; definition [1],
Alloying intentionally [1],
Alloying; problems [1],
Alloying; science of [1],
Alloys and disorder [1],
Almace, sword name [1],
Almandine [1],
Alpha phase [1], [2],
Alpha stabilizers [1],
Alternating current / voltage [1],
Aluminium vs. aluminum [1],
Aluminum - lithium alloy [1],
Aluminum in steel [1],
Aluminum vs. aluminium [1],
Amalgamation [1],
Amarna letters [1],
Amber [1],
Amber road [1],
America; early metallurgy in [1],
American Iron and Steel Institute; steel code [1],
Amethyst [1],
Amlash [1],
Amlash bronzes [1],
Amorphous [1],
Amorphous gemstones [1],
Amorphous metals [1],
Amplitude or vibration [1],
Amplitude, of wave [1],
Analog imaging [1],
Analytical TEM [1],
Ancient steels are low alloy [1],
And yet it moves! [1],
Anduril [1],
Anduril; sword of Aragorn [1],
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle [1],
Anglo-Saxon mythology [1],
Angular momentum [1],
Angular momentum preservation [1],
Angular velocity [1],
Animals; victim of [1],
Anisotropic materials; deformation [1],
Annealed steel [1],
Annie Get Your Gun [1],
Antenna hilt sword [1],
Anthracite [1],
Anthropic principle [1],
Anthropoid Celtic swords [1],
Anthropoid swords [1],
Anti particles and diffusion [1],
Anti-ferromagnets [1],
Antikythera; machine from [1],
Antimatter [1],
Antiparticles [1],
Anvil [1],
Anvil; sword in [1],
Apatite [1],
Aphrodite; reward for good swords [1],
Apparent center rotation [1],
Apparent inertia [1],
Apparent inertia; sword [1],
Apparent mass; sword [1],
Appreciation of art [1],
Approximation; classical particles are [1],
Approximations, in second law [1],
Aquamarine [1],
Arc welding [1], [2],
Archaeometallurgy [1],
Archeologist; classical [1],
Archeometallurgy [1],
Ardre image stone VIII [1],
Area moment of inertia [1], [2], [3], [4],
Aristotle explains steel [1],
Aristotle is wrong [1],
Aristotle's 5th element [1],
Aristotle; always wrong [1], [2],
Armarna [1],
Armarna letters [1], [2], [3],
Arming sword; definition [1],
Army Museum; France; Paris [1],
Arondight; name [1],
Arrangement; in combinatorics [1],
Arrhenius plot [1],
Arsenic bronze [1],
Arsenic copper [1],
Arsenic in old steel [1],
Arsenic steel [1],
Arsenic; alloying element [1],
Arslan Tepe [1], [2], [3],
Art; dead Christians type [1],
Art; naked women type [1],
Art; pattern welded swords [1],
Art; swords are works of [1],
Artifacts in defect etching [1],
Artifacts in etching [1],
Ash; constitution [1],
Ashby [1],
Asikli Hoeyuek [1],
Askeri Museum [1],
Askeri museum; Istanbul [1],
Assyrian double pyramid bars [1],
Assyrian empire [1], [2], [3],
Assyrian iron [1],
Assyrian sword [1],
Assyrian swords; Hasanlu [1],
Assyrian traders [1],
Assyrian type swords [1],
Assyrians and iron [1],
Atom [1],
Atom percent [1],
Atom percent vs. weight percent [1],
Atom percent; concentration [1],
Atom; meaning of word [1],
Atomic conc. to weight conc. [1],
Atomic force microscope [1], [2], [3],
Atomic number [1],
Atoms [1], [2],
Atoms movement and change [1],
Atoms, and steel [1],
Atoms, moving them [1],
Attila rides again [1],
Attila's sword; symbol of divine favor [1],
Austempering [1],
Austenit [1],
Austenite [1], [2], [3], [4],
Austenite stabilizers [1],
Austenitic stainless steels [1],
Austenitic steel [1], [2],
Austenitic steel; 18/8 [1],
Austenitic steels [1],
Austrasia [1],
Auxilia; Roman [1],
Averages; and stat. thermodynamics [1],
Avogadro constant [1],
Avogradro number [1],
Awls; making [1],
Axe, Iron, of Ugarit [1],
Azurite [1], [2],
B,
Babylonian captivity [1],
Babylonian empire; Neo [1],
Backbone modules [1],
Backsword; definition [1],
Bain [1],
Bain transformation [1],
Bainit [1],
Bainite [1], [2], [3], [4],
Bainite and austempering [1],
Bainite and tempered steel [1],
Bainite, pseudo phase [1],
Bainite, upper [1],
Bainite; applications [1],
Bainite; lower [1],
Bake-hardening steel [1],
Balancing energy and entropy [1],
Balmung [1], [2],
Balmung; magical sword of Siegfried [1],
Balmung; Siegfried's sword [1],
Balmung; sword name [1],
Banding [1], [2],
Banding mechanisms [1],
Bankers [1],
Banning phosphorous [1],
Barbaricum [1],
Bars; iron [1],
Base metals [1], [2],
Base of a cystal [1],
Base of crystal [1],
Base vectors; of lattice [1],
Basic equation for PD nirvana [1],
Basic motives of sagas [1],
Basic principle of SEM [1],
Basic problem with allyoing [1],
Basic Si units [1],
Basic units [1],
Basics modules [1],
Basics of diffusion [1],
Basket hilt sword [1],
Bastard sword [1],
Battle of Jericho [1],
Battle of Poitiers [1], [2],
Battle of Tours [1],
Baur-Graessler Diagram [1], [2], [3],
Be cool [1],
Beam bending and Galileo [1],
Beam bending equation [1],
beam bending; basic equation [1],
Beam bending; max. deflection [1],
Beam; definition [1],
Beams; bending of [1], [2],
Beer [1], [2], [3],
Beer and swords [1],
Beer brewing and charcoal [1],
Beer cans [1],
Beer, and Ostwald ripening [1],
Beer; and riveting [1],
Before Present time [1],
Bellows [1],
Bellows efficiency [1],
Bellows; powered [1],
Bellows; smelting [1],
Benard cells [1],
Bending of Beams [1], [2],
Bending sword around body [1],
Bending; definition [1],
Benighted US units [1],
Beowulf, source [1],
Berliner Weisse [1],
Berserker figures (?) [1],
Berserkers [1],
Beryl [1],
Bessemer converter [1],
Bessemer process [1], [2],
Bi-metal Essen sword [1],
Bi-metal swords [1], [2],
Bible [1],
Bible; and iron [1],
Big Bang [1],
Billets [1],
Billhook; definition [1],
Billion / trillion confusion [1],
Billion, German type [1],
Billion; American type [1],
Binary phase diagrams [1],
Binding potential [1],
Binding potential, Young's modulus [1],
Binomial coefficient [1],
Binominal coefficient [1],
Bintie (Chinese wootz) [1],
Biological gemstones [1],
Bipyamidal bars [1],
Birch bark tar [1], [2],
Bit [1],
Bits; minimum number [1],
Bivalve mold [1],
Black art [1], [2],
Black Holes [1],
Black smith [1],
Blade; of sword [1],
Blade; stiffness of [1],
Blast furnace [1], [2], [3],
Blast furnace; early [1],
Blister steel [1], [2], [3],
Blood court at Cannstatt [1],
Bloom [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Bloom processing [1],
Bloom removal [1],
Bloom, costs [1],
Bloom; what is a [1],
Bloomeries make wrought iron? [1],
Bloomeries; schematic [1], [2],
Bloomery [1],
Bloomery furnace [1], [2],
Bloomery type furnace [1],
Blooms [1],
Blow pipe [1], [2],
Blowpipe problems [1],
Blowpipe; smelting [1],
Blowpipes [1],
Blueing [1],
Bluetooth [1],
Body centered cubic crystal [1],
Bog bodies (Moorleichen) [1],
Bog Iron [1],
Bogazkoey [1],
Bogazköy [1],
Boiling points; metals [1],
Bold script for index words [1],
Bollock dagger [1],
bollocks akinaka [1],
Bollocks; dagger [1],
Boltzmann constant [1],
Boltzmann distribution [1],
Boltzmann factor [1], [2],
Boltzmann factor; probability [1],
Boltzmann statistics [1],
Boltzmann's constant [1], [2],
Boltzmann's entropy equation [1],
Bonding among atoms [1],
Bonding energy [1],
Bonding energy of vacancies [1],
Bone; composite material [1],
Book; Iron and steel in ancient times [1],
Boosting productivity [1],
Bornite [1],
Boron in steel [1],
Bose-Einstein statistics [1],
Boshi: Japanese sword [1],
Bosons [1], [2],
Boudouard Equilibrium [1],
Boudouard reaction [1],
Boundary conditions; and beam bending [1], [2],
Bowing of compressed specimen [1],
Bragg angle [1],
Brain microscope [1],
Brass [1], [2], [3], [4],
Brass; phase diagram [1],
Bravais lattices [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Brazing [1],
Brazing; fire welding [1],
Breathing life into Master of Animals [1],
Breitschwert [1],
Brescian Process [1],
Brine for quenching [1],
British empire [1],
British Standard Intitute; steel codes [1],
Brittle fracture [1], [2],
Brittle to ductile transition [1],
Brittleness and dislocation movement [1],
Brittleness; or shortness [1],
Brittleness; velocity of deformation [1],
Broadsword; definition [1],
Bronze [1], [2], [3],
Bronze / iron hardness comparison [1],
Bronze age collapse [1], [2],
Bronze age time line [1],
Bronze Age; concept [1],
Bronze Age; Hesiod's [1],
Bronze Colors [1],
Bronze hardness [1],
Bronze objects; Luristan [1],
Bronze swords [1],
Bronze Swords with an Iron Core [1],
Bronze; arsenic [1],
Bronze; hardness of [1],
Bronze; phase diagram [1],
Bronze; tin [1],
Brownian motion [1],
Brunhilda; the Real [1],
Brunia [1],
Brush polishing [1],
Buch-Podlodov; sword type [1],
Buckling; critical force [1],
Buckling; sword [1],
Buckminster-Fulleren [1],
Bucky balls [1], [2],
Bulad egg [1],
Bulk defects [1],
Bulk micro defects in Si [1],
Burden [1],
Burden; in a smelter [1],
Burden; in smelter [1], [2],
Burden; smelting [1],
Burger's circuit [1],
Burgers vector [1],
Burgundy [1],
Butt welding [1],
Byzantine Empire [1],
Byzantine Empire; swords [1],
C,
Cabuchon cut [1],
Caladbolg; sword name [1],
Calamine [1],
Calcium carbonate; nacre [1],
Calcium phosphate [1],
Calcium phosphate; bones [1],
Calculus; what it's good for [1],
Caloric [1],
Calx [1],
Camlibel Tarlasi stone hammers [1],
Campfire smelting [1], [2],
Can Hasan [1],
Can Hassan mace head [1],
Cannon; cast iron for [1],
Cannstatt blood court [1],
Canterbury-Kopki; sword type [1],
Capitulary [1],
Carbide formers [1], [2], [3],
Carbide formers; strong [1],
Carbide formers; very strong [1], [2],
Carbon [1],
Carbon black [1],
carbon dioxide formation [1],
Carbon dioxide; smelting [1],
Carbon fiber composites [1],
Carbon for metal carbodes [1],
Carbon in iron; visualization [1],
Carbon in steel [1],
Carbon is an extrinsic interstitial [1],
Carbon makes steel; discovery [1],
Carbon monoxide [1], [2],
carbon monoxide formation [1],
Carbon nanotubes [1], [2],
Carbon steel does not exist [1], [2],
Carbon steels [1],
Carbon-based life forms [1],
Carbon-equivalent [1],
Carbon; etymology [1],
Carbothermic reaction [1], [2],
Carbuncle [1],
Carburization [1],
Carburizing [1],
Carnelian [1],
Carnelian decoration; Luristan sword [1],
Carolingians [1],
Carp's tongue sword [1],
Carthage [1],
Case hardening [1], [2],
Case hardening and katanas [1],
Cassiterite [1], [2],
Cast iron [1],
Cast iron from bloomery [1],
Cast iron vs. cast-iron [1],
cast iron; blast furnace [1],
Cast iron; smelting [1],
Cast iron; white [1],
Cast- iron [1],
Cast-iron [1], [2], [3],
Casting [1],
casting iron [1],
Casting of elemental metals age [1],
Casting requirements [1],
Casting steel [1],
Casting; basics of [1],
Catal Höyük [1],
Catal Höyük lead bead [1],
Catalan Forge [1],
Catalan furnace [1],
Categorizing steels [1], [2],
Cayoenue Tepesi copper beads [1],
Cayönü Tepesi [1],
CCT diagrams; construction [1],
Cellular growth [1],
Celsius [1],
Celtic cities [1],
Celtic graves [1],
Celtic sword, pattern welded [1],
Celtic sword; anthropoid hilt [1],
Celtic swords; analyzed [1],
Celtic swords; anthropoid [1],
Celtic swords; Polybius [1],
Celts [1],
Celts in Roman writings [1],
Celts; special exhibition Stuttgart [1],
Cementation [1],
Cementation; gold, silver [1],
Cementite [1], [2],
Cementite in bands [1],
Cementite in sheets [1],
Cementite lattice [1],
Center of gravity [1], [2],
Center of gravity; blade [1],
Center of impact [1],
Center of mass [1], [2],
Center of Oscillation [1], [2], [3],
Center-line cracking [1],
Centigrades [1],
Centimeters; metric syystem [1],
Centrifugal force [1],
Ceramic [1],
Ceramics [1], [2],
Ceramics, oldest [1],
Cerium; alloying element [1],
Cerrusite [1],
Chain mail [1],
Chain mail; Vimose [1],
Chalcedony [1],
Chalcocite [1],
Chalcolithic age [1],
Chalcolithicum [1],
Chalcopyrite [1],
Chaldean empire [1],
Chaldean era [1],
Chalkogenides [1],
Chalyb [1],
Chalybs [1],
Changdao [1],
Changing properties; atom movement [1],
Chape, winged [1],
Chape; for cavalry [1],
Chape; of scabbard [1],
Chaper, winged [1],
Charcoal [1], [2], [3],
Charcoal and beer [1],
Charcoal production [1],
Charcoal Technoloy [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6],
Charcoals and magic [1],
Charcoals for smelting [1],
Charge of particles [1],
Charpy impact test [1], [2],
Chastity belt [1], [2],
Chemical Compound [1],
Chemical compound; ore [1],
Chemical energy [1],
Chemical potential [1],
Chemical symbols [1],
Chemical vapor deposition [1], [2],
Chemical-mechanical polishing [1],
Chemistry [1],
Cherubim [1],
Cherubim; Hagia Sophia [1],
Chevron pattern [1], [2], [3],
Chill crystals [1],
Chimney [1],
Christianity conversion; Constantine I [1],
Christianity; and sagas [1],
Christianity; and sword symbols [1],
Christians; ages of man [1],
Chromium in steel [1],
Chromium steels [1],
Chromium; and stainless steel [1],
Chromium; corrosion resistance [1],
Chrysocolla [1],
Cinnabar [1],
Circular frequency [1], [2],
Citrine [1],
Civilian movement [1],
Class; rank and swords [1],
Classical particles; there are no [1],
Clay [1],
Claymore; definition [1],
Claíomh Solais< sword name [1],
Clean steel [1], [2],
Climb of dislocations [1], [2],
Close packing of atoms [1],
Clusters of sagas [1],
Coal [1], [2], [3],
Coal-gas [1],
Cobalt in steel [1],
Cockchafer grubs; quenching [1],
Coefficient of restitution [1],
Coercity [1],
Coherence; lattice [1],
Coherency strain [1],
Coincidence site lattice [1],
Coins; first [1],
Coke [1], [2], [3],
Coke for blast furnace [1],
Colada [1],
Colada; sword name [1],
Cold liquid for quenching [1],
Cold shortness explained [1],
Cold shortness; and P [1],
Cold shortness; critical temperature [1],
Coldshort [1],
Collision; damage [1],
Color Etches [1],
Color of bronze [1],
Color of steel [1],
Colossus of Rhodes [1], [2],
Columbium [1], [2],
Column of atoms [1],
Columns in module matirx [1],
Combinations; in combinatorics [1],
Combinations; math of [1],
Combinatorics [1], [2],
Compacting bloom [1],
Complex phase steel [1],
Components; phase rule [1],
Composite bow [1],
Composite material; steel is a [1],
Composite Materials [1],
Composite properties [1],
Composite steel; instead of damascene [1],
Composite sword [1], [2],
Composite swords [1],
Composites; law of averages [1],
Composition [1],
Composition; for categorizing [1],
Composits; law fo averages [1], [2],
Compound Material [1],
Compound material nacre [1],
Compound pendulums [1],
Compression modulus [1],
Compressive stress [1], [2],
Compressive stress testing [1],
Compressive Testing [1],
Conan the Barbarian [1],
Concentration as density [1],
Concentration change; diffusion [1],
Concentration conversion [1],
Concentration in phase diagram [1],
Concentration profile [1],
Concentration units [1],
Concentrations [1],
Congress hall Berlin [1],
Constant of nature [1],
Constant strain rate; tensile testing [1],
Constantinople [1],
Constitution and Properties of Steel; Book [1],
Constitutional supercooling [1], [2], [3], [4],
Contact welding [1], [2],
Continous cooling [1],
Continous cooling transformation [1],
Continous-Temperature-Transformation diagrams [1],
Continuation of power; sword as symbol [1],
Convectice flow [1],
Convection [1],
Convection cells [1],
Conversion centigrade to Kelvin [1],
Conversion of concentrations [1],
Cooling and decay of excited states [1],
Cooling down, and excited states [1],
Cooling half-time [1],
Cooling rate [1], [2], [3],
Copenhagen; museum guide [1],
Copernicus and money theory [1],
Copper age [1], [2],
Copper Age; definition [1],
Copper beads Cayoenue Tepesi [1],
Copper drill; never found [1],
Copper drill; S.-America [1],
Copper group [1],
Copper in steel [1],
Copper prills [1],
Copper purification [1],
Copper smelting [1],
Copper wagon; Metropolitan Museum NYC [1],
Copper, first metal [1],
Copper; etymoloy [1],
Coppicing [1],
Cornwall tin [1],
Corpuscularianism [1],
Corrosion of steel [1],
Corrosion resistance [1], [2], [3],
Corrosion; interface property [1],
Corten steel [1], [2],
Corund [1], [2],
Corus [1],
Cost issue [1],
Cost of materials [1],
Costs and allyoing [1],
Cotrell-Bilby cloud [1],
Cotton-reel pommel [1],
Coulter [1],
Coulter; Bible [1],
Covellite [1],
Covered electrodes [1],
Cr-equivalent [1],
Crack tip stress [1],
Creation mythe Babylon [1],
Creep [1],
Creep resistance [1], [2],
Creep; defined [1],
Crimping [1], [2],
Critical cooling rates [1],
Critical radius for nuclei [1],
Critical stress intensity factor [1],
Critical temperature DTB [1],
Crocea Mors, sword name [1],
Cross section of a blade [1],
Cross-section; and beam bending [1],
Crucible [1], [2],
Crucible growth [1],
Crucible Steel [1],
Crucible steel and Ulfbehrt [1],
Crucible steel work shops [1],
Crucible steel; first appearance [1],
Crusade [1],
Crusaders [1],
Crusades [1],
Crystal [1],
Crystal and temperature [1],
Crystal lattice [1],
Crystal lattice defects [1],
Crystal water [1],
Crystal; base of [1],
Crystal; making from lattice [1],
Crystal; wrong [1],
Crystallization [1],
Crystallization water [1],
Cubic close packed lattice [1],
Cubic lattices [1],
Cuboid; normal deformation [1],
Cuneiform [1], [2],
Cuneiform for beer [1],
Cupel [1],
Cupellation [1],
Cupellation; silver [1],
Cuprite [1],
Curie point [1],
Curie temperature [1], [2],
Currency bars [1],
Current burst theory [1],
Current density [1],
Current density; and curretn [1],
Current oscillations in time [1], [2],
Current; and current density [1],
Currents; and moving interfaces [1],
Currents; examples for [1],
Curtana; sword name [1],
Curtana; sword of mercy [1],
Curtana; the Queen's [1],
Cut of gemstones [1],
Cutlass; definition [1],
Cutting ability; sword property [1],
Cycle frequency [1],
Cycle time [1],
Cycle time, of wave [1],
Cycling temperature; wootz [1],
Cyprus iron; quotes [1],
Cyprus; bronze supplier [1],
Cyprus; early iron [1],
Czochralski method; single crystals [1],
D,
Dacians [1],
Daedalus, and Wayland [1],
Daisho [1],
Dallerup [1],
Daltons [1],
Damage efficiency; sword strokes [1], [2],
Damascene swords [1], [2],
Damascene technology [1], [2],
Damascene; meaning [1],
Damascene; true [1], [2],
Damascening; and Engelhardt [1],
Damascening; definition [1],
Damascus Steel; book [1],
Damask fabric [1],
Damasqui; sword maker [1],
Damocles sword [1], [2],
Danube Culture [1],
Dark Age No 1 [1],
Dark ages [1],
Dark ages, and sagas [1],
Dark etching acicular aggregates [1],
Dating from ice cores [1],
Dating swords; hilts [1],
Ddouble pyramid bars; Assyrian [1],
De Re Metallica [1],
De-carburization [1],
Debunking wootz [1],
Decay of excited states; beer [1],
Decomposition; phase diagram [1],
Deep drawing cup test [1],
Defect engineering [1],
Defect etchant [1],
Defect etching [1], [2], [3],
Defect zoo [1],
Defects and nucelation [1],
Defects and properties [1],
Defects; in crystals [1],
Defining defects [1],
Definition of a phase [1],
Definition of phase [1],
Deflection curve; beam bending [1],
Deflection; bending beams [1],
Deformation and microstrucure control [1],
Deformation diagrams [1],
Deformation hardening [1],
Deformation; general [1],
Degen [1],
Degrees of freedom; phase rule [1],
Delta phase [1], [2],
Dendrite [1],
Dendrite growth [1],
Dendrites; and small-angle grain boundaries [1],
Dendritic growth [1], [2], [3],
Denmark iron; quotes [1],
Density of charcoal [1],
Density of particles [1],
Density of precipitates [1],
Density of states [1],
Density; packing of spheres and [1],
Dent [1],
Denuded zone [1],
Depth of focus [1],
Designer steel [1],
Designing a steel [1],
Di-vacancy [1], [2],
Diamagnetic Material [1],
Diamond [1], [2],
Diamond as metastable phase [1],
Diamond is carbon [1],
Diamond structure [1],
Diamond type crystal lattice [1],
Diamond, etymology [1],
Diamond, or graphite [1],
Diamond; phase of carbon [1],
Diamonds; and defects [1],
Diamonds; girl's best friend [1],
Dictionary English - German [1],
Die; wire making [1],
Dietrich von Berlichingen [1],
Differential cooling [1],
Differential dilatometry; vacancy concentration [1],
Differential dissolution [1],
Differential equation [1],
Differential thermo analysis [1],
Difficult metals smelting [1],
Difficult metals; definition [1],
Diffraction grating [1],
Diffusion [1],
Diffusion - multiple discovery controversy [1],
Diffusion and carburization [1],
Diffusion barrier [1],
Diffusion coefficient [1],
Diffusion currents [1],
Diffusion energy [1],
Diffusion in iron [1],
Diffusion lenght [1],
Diffusion lenght, total [1],
Diffusion length [1], [2], [3], [4],
Diffusion mechanisms [1],
Diffusion of carbon interstitials [1],
Diffusion of iron atoms [1],
Diffusion via interstitials [1],
Diffusion via vacancies [1],
Diffusion, and segregation [1],
Diffusion, pre-exponential factor, [1],
Diffusion; definition [1],
Diffusion; penetration depth [1],
Diffusive transformation [1],
Digitial imaging [1],
Dilatometry [1],
Dipole fields [1],
Dipoles [1],
Directions, Miller Indices [1],
Dirt; or unintentional impurites atoms [1],
Dirty; definition of [1],
Disclination [1],
Discovery of native metals [1],
Discovery, or invention [1],
Dislocation [1], [2],
Dislocation climb [1],
Dislocation line [1],
Dislocation movement and yield stress [1],
Dislocation, making of a [1],
Dislocation-free silicon crystals [1],
Dislocation; energy of a [1],
Dislocation; forces between [1],
Dislocation; perfect [1],
Dislocation; stress and strain [1],
Dislocations and plastic deformation [1], [2],
Dislocations science [1],
Dislocations; perfect [1],
Displacement, and strain [1],
Dissolved foreign atoms [1],
Dissolved impurity atoms [1],
Distal tapering [1],
Distortions; and Volterra [1],
Distribution coefficient [1],
Distribution; energy [1],
Divorced eutectoid transformation [1],
Dollar; Taler [1],
Domain walls [1],
Domesday book [1],
Doping [1],
Doping and electrical properties [1],
Doping silicon [1], [2],
Double disc pommel [1],
Double edged sword of Jesus [1],
Double Goddess [1],
Double pyramid bars [1], [2], [3],
Double pyramid iron bars [1], [2],
Double Slit Experiment [1], [2],
Double-disc hilt [1],
Double-pyramis iron bar; Khorsabad [1],
Dragon's blood [1],
Dragon's blood; quenching [1],
Drawability [1],
Drawing a wire [1],
Dresden zulfiqar [1],
Dresden; Museum guide [1],
Driving force [1],
Driving force and martensite [1],
Driving force; definition [1],
Driving force; diffusion [1],
Driving force; example for [1],
Driving forces [1],
Driving forces humanized [1],
Dross [1], [2],
Drunken sailor walk [1], [2],
Dual Phase Steel [1],
Dubai; sword finds [1],
Ductile fracture [1],
Ductile materials, stress - strain curve [1],
Ductile to brittle transition [1],
Ductile-to-brittle in fcc crystals [1],
Ductile-to-brittle transition [1], [2],
Ductility; definition [1], [2],
Duplex stainless steels [1],
Dur Sharrukin [1],
Durability; sword property [1],
Durendal [1],
Durendal, sword name [1],
Durendal; sword of Roland [1],
Dwarfes; and lawn gnomes [1],
Dwarfs; magic sword makers [1],
E,
E Pluribus Unum [1],
Early Bronze Age [1],
Earthenware [1],
Earthenware art [1],
Easy casting; eutectic [1],
Eckesachs [1], [2],
Eckesachs; sword name [1],
Eckesachs; sword of Theoderic the Great [1],
Economy of scale; iron production [1],
Economy of size [1],
Economy of Size; furnace [1],
Edda [1], [2],
Eddy currents [1],
Edelsteine [1],
Edge dislocation [1], [2], [3],
edge dislocation; invention of the [1],
Edge-on view; problems [1],
Edge; of sword [1],
Effective mass; sword [1], [2],
Effective segregation coefficient [1], [2],
Efficiency solar cell [1],
Eigenfrequency [1],
Eigenmode [1],
Einstein and diffusion [1],
Einstein; a Suebian [1],
Elam [1],
Elamite art [1],
Elamite Empire [1],
Elastic behaviour [1],
Elastic coefficients [1], [2],
Elastic collisions [1],
Elastic curve; beam bending [1],
Elastic deformation [1],
Elastic deformation of metals [1],
Elastic limit [1],
Elastic moduli; conversion [1],
Elastic parameters [1],
Elasticity [1],
Elba [1],
Elder Edda [1],
Electric arc furnace [1],
Electric charge of particles [1],
Electric properties of steel [1],
Electric susceptibility of vacuum [1],
Electrical breakdown [1],
Electrical dipoles [1],
Electrical discharge [1],
Electrical field strength [1],
Electrical steel [1],
Electricial energy needs; personal [1],
Electricity and very high temperatures [1],
Electricity; key to modern living [1],
Electro Steel [1],
Electro-smelting very difficult metals age [1],
Electromagnet [1],
Electromagnetic wave; light is a [1], [2],
Electron [1],
Electron diffraction [1],
Electronic grade poly-Si [1],
Electrons [1],
Electronvolt; definition [1],
Electrum [1], [2],
Element crystal [1],
Elemental crystal [1],
Elementary cell [1],
Elementary charge [1], [2], [3],
Elementary particles [1],
Elements in steel; details [1],
Elongation: tensile test [1],
Embrittlement of steel [1],
Emerald [1],
Empirical engineering [1],
Empty space; Greek philosopy [1],
End of the Roman Empire [1],
Energy and bonding [1],
Energy conservation [1],
Energy Content of Bio-Fuel [1],
Energy flow furnace [1],
Energy in a crystal [1],
Energy in sun light [1],
Energy is conserved [1],
Energy per length of dislocation [1],
Energy, of wave [1],
Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy [1],
Engineering steel [1],
English East India Company [1],
Enlightenment; Florence [1],
Entropy [1],
Entropy of mixing [1],
Entropy; and Information [1], [2],
Entropy; definition [1],
Entropy; science module [1],
Entropy; what is it [1],
Enuma Elis [1],
Epee [1],
Epic of Gilgamesh [1],
Epiphany; about folding steel [1],
Equations; none [1],
Equilibrium concentration PD [1],
Equilibrium distance atoms [1],
Error function; diffusion [1],
Erzberg; and Ferrum Noricum [1],
Esbjol [1],
Esboel-Sarry; sword type [1],
Etch grooves [1],
Etch pits [1],
Etchant [1],
Etzel = Attila [1],
Euler equation [1],
Euler identity [1],
Eutectic alloy; microstructure [1],
Eutectic composition [1],
Eutectic point [1], [2],
Eutectic zebra structure [1],
Eutectic; meaning [1],
Eutectoid composition [1], [2],
Eutectoid steel [1],
Evolution; iron making [1],
Excalibur [1], [2], [3],
Excalibur, sword name [1],
Excalibur; magical sword of King Arhure [1],
Excess air [1],
Executioners sword [1],
Exponent [1],
Exponential growth [1],
Exponential notation [1],
Exponentials [1],
Extractive Metallurgy [1],
Extrinsic defects and ideal crystal [1], [2],
Extrinsic point defects [1],
F,
Face centered cubic lattice [1],
Face welding [1],
Facets, in grain boundary [1],
Factorial of a number [1],
Faggoting [1], [2], [3],
Faggoting proved [1],
Faggoting; japanese [1],
Fahrenheit [1],
Failure [1],
Failure; definition [1],
Falcata [1], [2], [3],
Falcata; definition [1],
Falchion; definition [1],
Fall of the Roman empire [1],
Fankish export restrictions; arms [1],
Faraday constant [1],
Fascicle of iron spits [1],
Fatigue [1], [2],
Fatigue resistance [1], [2],
Fatigue; of metals [1],
Fayalite [1], [2], [3],
Fayence; Egyptían [1],
Fe3P precipitates [1],
Feldspar [1], [2],
Feminine principle [1],
Fencing swords; modern [1],
Fermi energy [1],
Fermi-Dirac statistics [1],
Fermions [1], [2],
Ferrit [1], [2],
Ferrite [1], [2], [3],
Ferrite stabilizer [1],
Ferrite stabilizer; Cr is a [1],
Ferritic stainless steel [1],
Ferromagnetic Material [1],
Ferronite [1],
Ferrum Noricum [1], [2],
Ferrum; or iron [1],
Fertile crescent [1], [2],
Fertile crescent; map [1],
Fiber-reinforced composite [1],
Fick's first law [1],
Fick's second law [1],
Field lines [1],
Fifth Age; Augustine's [1],
Fine structure constant [1],
Finery [1],
Finial; Luristan [1],
Fining cast iron [1],
Fining; steel [1],
Finnegans Wake [1], [2],
Firangi; definition [1],
Fire box [1],
Fire welding [1], [2],
Fire welding; essentials [1],
Fire welding; flux [1],
Fire welding; mysteries [1],
Fire welding; the question [1],
Fire; pyrotechnology [1],
Fire; the nature of [1],
Fire; very high temperatures [1],
First Age; Augustine's [1],
First Law [1],
First law and free lunch [1],
First law of applied Science [1],
First law of economics [1],
First law of engineering [1],
First law of Materials Science [1],
First law of thermodynamics [1],
First law; Newton [1],
First Persian Empire [1],
First sack of Rome [1],
First swords; Arslan Tepe [1],
Fish tail dagger [1],
Flame welding [1],
Flash processing [1],
Flint dagger [1],
Float zone [1],
Flow of atoms; during freezing [1],
Flue [1], [2],
Flue gases [1],
Fluidicy [1],
Flute; stone age [1],
Flux, and slag [1],
Flux; for slag formation [1],
Flux; one composition of [1],
Flux; why add [1],
Foam decay [1],
Foible; of a sword [1],
Foil [1],
Folding [1],
Folkeslunda-Zaspy; sword type [1],
Footnotes [1],
Force; physical definition [1],
Force; tensile testing [1],
Forces act all the time [1],
Forces act for short times [1],
Forces bending beams [1],
Forge [1],
Forge welding [1], [2],
Forge weling [1],
Forging [1],
Formability [1],
Format Hyperscript [1],
Formation energy of a vacancy [1],
Forte; of a swrod [1],
Four color map theorem [1],
Fourth Age; Augustine's [1],
Fracture and statistics [1],
Fracture creates new surface [1],
Fracture energy [1], [2], [3],
Fracture energy; cold short [1],
Fracture mechanics [1], [2],
Fracture stress [1],
Fracture toughness [1], [2], [3],
Fracturing before yielding [1],
Frank dislocation [1],
Frank-Read mechanism [1],
Frankish empire [1],
Franks casket [1],
Free energy [1],
Free enthalpy [1], [2], [3],
French Mythology [1],
Frequency, of wave [1],
Fuel economy [1],
Fuel for fire [1],
Fuller [1],
Fuller; of sword [1],
Fundamental constants [1],
Fundamental mode [1],
Furnace, blast [1],
Furnace, bloomery [1],
Furnace, open hearth [1],
Furnace, reverberatory [1],
Furnace, smelting [1],
Furnace; definition [1],
Furnace; shaft [1],
Furnace; temperature in a [1],
G,
Gaerben [1],
Gagat [1],
Galena [1], [2], [3],
Galena; picture [1],
Gallium arsenide [1],
Galvanization and grain boundaries [1],
Gamma loop [1],
Gamma phase [1], [2],
Gamma stabilizer [1], [2], [3],
Gamma stabilizers [1],
Gangue [1], [2],
Gangue; in smelter [1],
Garnets [1],
Gaul; invading of [1],
Gauss [1],
Gefaess; german = hilt [1],
Geibig system [1],
Gemstones [1],
Gemstones and crystals [1],
Gemstones; cut [1],
Gendaito sword [1],
General deformation [1],
Genocide; Bible [1],
Germanic mythology [1],
Gesta Danorum [1],
Gettering in silicon [1],
Gettering; intrinsic in Si [1],
Ghost Structure, P steel [1],
Ghost structure; P-steel [1],
Gibb's phase rule [1],
Gibbs enthalpy [1],
Gibbs phase rule [1],
Gilding [1],
Gilgamesh epos [1],
Gladius [1],
Gladius; description [1],
Gladius; Mainz type [1],
Gladius; Pompei type [1],
Gladius; roman legion [1],
Glass [1],
Glass fiber composites [1],
Glass making [1],
Glass transition temperature [1],
Glass, amorphous solid [1], [2],
Glasses and beryll [1],
Glazing; pottery [1],
Glide plane [1],
Glide systems [1], [2],
Glide; opposed to twinning [1],
Global equilibrium [1],
Glossary [1],
Glossary module [1],
Gluing [1], [2],
Gluon [1],
Goethite [1],
Goetz von Berlichingen [1],
Gold [1],
Gold hilt spatha [1],
Gold leaf [1],
Gold parting [1],
Gold refining [1],
Gold smithing [1],
Gold; compacting [1],
Golden Age; Hesiod's [1],
Golden beryl [1],
Golden rule for microstructure control [1],
Goldgriffspathen [1],
Goldilock's principle [1],
Goldilocks Principle [1],
Good / Bad color hypothesis [1],
Good old times [1],
Gordic knot; and sword [1],
Gospels; example for development sagas [1],
Graduate student [1],
Graduate students [1], [2],
Graduate students, use of [1], [2],
Graglach [1],
Grain boundaries [1],
Grain boundary as two dim. defect [1],
Grain boundary dislocations [1], [2], [3],
Grain boundary energy [1],
Grain boundary movement [1],
Grain size and hardness [1],
Grain size hardening [1], [2],
Grain size matters [1],
Gram [1],
Gram; Siegfried's sword [1],
Gram; sword name [1],
Granite [1],
Granite; and pottery [1],
Graphene [1], [2],
Graphite [1], [2], [3],
Graphite structure [1],
Graphite, etymology [1],
Graphite, or diamond [1],
Graphite: stable phase [1],
Graphite; in iron [1],
Graphite; phase of carbon [1],
Graphitizers [1],
Grate [1],
Grave goods; no longer [1],
Gravitation [1],
Gravitational constant [1],
Great Pyramid Iron plate [1],
Greece; early iron [1],
Greek museums [1],
Greek swords [1],
Greek vases [1], [2],
Greeks; ages of man [1],
Greenstone; neolithic jewelry [1],
Greenstones; jewelry [1],
Grey cast iron [1],
Griffith criterion [1],
Griffith critical size concept [1],
Griffplattenschwerter [1],
Griffzungenschwert [1],
Grinding [1],
Grip; of sword [1],
Group 13; Boron group group [1],
Group VIB; Chromium group [1],
Growth of precipitates [1],
Growth rate; CZ [1],
Growth speed of solid-liquid interface [1],
Größter anzunehmender Unfall [1], [2],
Guarding capacity; sword property [1],
Guendlingen sword [1], [2],
Guilan [1],
Gun barrel steel [1],
Gun barrels making [1],
Gundesstrup cauldron [1],
Gundestrup silver cauldron: large picture [1],
Gunnier-Preston zones [1],
Gypsum plaster [1],
Gyration length [1],
Göbekli Tepe [1],
Göbekli Tepe; large pictures [1],
Göltepe; and tin [1], [2],
H,
habaki; Jap. sword [1], [2],
Hada; Japanese sword [1],
Hadfield's steel [1],
Hadrons [1],
Haematite [1],
Hagia Sophia [1],
Haithabu museum [1],
Half-life; radioactivity [1],
Halfway decent education; of reader [1],
Hallan Çemi Tepesi [1],
Halle; Landesmuseum [1],
Hallstatt culture [1], [2], [3], [4],
Hallstatt culture; map [1],
Halogenes [1],
Hamasa [1],
Hammer [1],
Hammer welding [1],
Hammer welding Cu and Au [1], [2],
Hammer welding: essentials [1],
Hammer, powered [1],
Hammer; microstrucure control [1],
Hamon [1],
Hand-and-a-half sword [1],
Handling of a sword [1],
Harald Fairhair [1],
Hard magnets [1],
Hardenability [1],
Hardenability; improving [1],
Hardenability; with carbion [1],
Hardening Al - Cu alloy [1],
Hardening aluminum [1],
Hardening depth [1],
Hardening mechanisms [1], [2], [3],
Hardening steel and dislocations [1],
Hardening steel; the beginning of [1],
Hardening swords in blood [1],
Hardness [1],
Hardness and yield stress [1],
Hardness depth [1], [2], [3],
Hardness; definition [1],
Hardness; limits of [1],
Harmonic balance; sword [1],
Harmonic; vibration [1],
Harnecker papers [1],
Harnecker, kaethe; wootz [1],
Hasanlu [1],
Hattian culture [1],
Hattians [1],
Hattusa [1], [2], [3],
Haya iron smelting [1],
Head count [1],
Hearth [1],
Hearth; definition [1],
Heat affected zone [1],
Heat and energy [1],
Heat of fusion [1], [2],
Heat of melting [1],
Heat of solidification [1], [2],
Heat of steel [1],
Heat of steel; definition [1],
Heatflow; during freezing [1], [2],
Hedelisker [1],
Heimskringla [1],
Heliocentric system [1],
Heliocentric view [1],
Heliodor [1],
Hephaistos' maidens [1],
Hephaistos; and Wayland [1],
Hermes; in Stuttgart [1],
Heroes, and their magic sword. [1],
Heroes; Dislocation Science [1],
Heroic Age; Hesiod's [1],
Herringbone pattern [1],
Heterogeneous nucleation; Cu in Al [1], [2],
Hexagonal close packed lattice [1], [2],
Hexagonal lattice [1],
Hidden Modules [1],
High Alloy Steels [1], [2],
High carbon iron from bloomeries [1],
High carbon steel [1], [2],
High concentrations; alloying elements [1],
High Purity Steel [1], [2],
High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscope [1],
High speed steel [1],
High strength and ductility steel [1],
High strength IF steel [1],
High-Strength Low-Alloy steel [1], [2], [3],
High-temperature segregatiosn [1],
Hildebrandslied [1],
Hilt [1],
Hilt type; dating swords [1],
Hilt; of sword [1],
Historia Regum Britanniae [1],
History of bainite [1],
History of steel and properties [1],
Hittite Empire [1], [2], [3],
Hittite letters [1],
Hittites; inventors of iron? [1],
Hollow copper drills [1],
Hollow drill; copper [1],
Hollow-core copper drill [1],
Holy Lance [1], [2],
Homogeneous nucleation [1], [2], [3], [4],
Homogenizing steel [1],
Hooke's law [1], [2],
Horseback; fighting from [1],
Hot isostatic pressure [1],
Hot shortness [1], [2],
Hrunting [1], [2],
Hrunting; sword name [1],
Huelva hoard [1],
Hummel [1],
Huns [1],
Hussars [1],
Hydrogen [1],
Hydrogen embrittlement [1],
Hylestad [1],
Hyper = excessive [1],
Hypereutectoid steel [1],
Hyperscript; format of [1],
Hypo = below [1],
Hypoeutectoid steel [1],
Hystereses loop [1],
Hüttenberg; and Ferrum Noricum [1],
I,
Ice cores; dating from [1],
Ideal carbon steel [1],
Ideal composition cast iron [1],
Ilias [1],
Illegal diggings Iran were legal [1],
Illemose [1],
Illerup Adal book series [1],
Illerup Ådal [1],
Illustration modules [1],
Imaginary numbers [1],
Impact force [1],
Impact point [1],
Improve strength in steel [1],
Impure; definition of [1],
Impurities [1],
Impurity atom diffusion [1],
Impurity atoms and grain boundaries [1],
Impurity diffusion in iron [1],
Inches and other nonsense [1],
Inclusions [1],
Inclusions in steel [1],
Incrustation [1],
Index of abbreviations [1],
Index of key words [1],
Index of names [1],
Industrial revolution [1],
Inelastic collision [1],
Information; und Entropie [1],
Infrastructure; bronze making [1],
Ingelrii swords [1],
Ingersheim [1],
Ingersheim Spatha [1],
Ingersheim; sword from [1],
Ingot [1], [2], [3],
Inhomogeneous Deformation [1],
Inlaying [1],
Inquisition [1],
Inscription; pattern welded sword [1],
Inscriptions; Viking era swords [1],
Instantaneous center rotation [1],
Intercritical annealing [1],
Interface stability; const. supercooling and [1],
Interference of waves [1],
International standard system of units [1], [2],
Interpretation of symbols and maps [1],
Interpretation; Master of Animals [1],
Interstial carbon as point defect [1],
Interstitial diffusion mechanism [1],
Interstitial foreign atom [1],
Interstitial impurity atoms in iron [1], [2], [3],
Interstitial-free steel [1],
Intrinsic gettering in Si [1],
Intrinsic point defects [1], [2], [3],
Invar alloys [1],
Invention, or discovery [1],
Invention; of atoms? [1],
Inventors of iron; Hittites? [1],
Inventors of science [1],
Investment banker, and honest smiths [1],
Ion [1],
Ions [1],
Ireland iron; quotes [1],
Iron [1],
Iron / bronze comparison hardness [1],
Iron Age; definition [1],
Iron Age; Hesiod's [1],
Iron age; transistion to [1],
Iron alloying [1],
Iron and steel products; hammer [1],
Iron carbide [1],
Iron carbide; lattice [1],
Iron dagger of Alaca Hoyuk [1],
Iron dagger Tutankhamun [1],
Iron from heaven [1],
Iron Group [1],
Iron herb [1],
Iron in copper [1],
Iron made in copper smelting [1],
Iron mask sword; Luristan [1],
Iron pillar in Delhi [1],
Iron plate; Geeat Pyramid [1],
Iron Sword; Metropolitan museum NYC [1],
Iron swords; first ones [1],
Iron technology starts 1200 BC [1],
Iron technology; spreading [1],
Iron, early, small things [1],
Iron-carbon phase diagram [1],
Iron-phosphide precipitates [1],
Iron-silicate; slag [1],
Iron; isotopes [1],
Iron; technology chain [1],
Islam and symbolic swords [1],
Islamic conquest; stopping of [1],
Isothermal experiment [1],
Isotopes [1],
Isotopes; and diffusion [1],
Isotropic materials: deformation [1],
Isotropic steel [1],
Israel Museum [1],
Istanbul museums, Large pictures [1],
Italian iron; quotes [1],
J,
Jacob's ladder; woot´z [1],
Jade [1],
Japanese polishing [1], [2],
Japanese sword [1],
Japanese swords [1],
Jason, argonauts [1],
Jasper [1],
Jelling stone; large [1],
Jelling Stone; smaller [1],
Jericho [1],
Jericho; battle of [1],
Jet [1],
Jew's harp [1],
Jewelry, neolithic [1],
Jewish religion and swords as symbols [1],
Jiroft culture [1], [2],
Jogs in dislocations [1],
Joining [1],
Joining in general [1],
Jokoto sword [1], [2],
Jominy test [1], [2],
Joshua and Jericho genocide [1],
Joule; definition [1],
Joules; energy unit [1],
Jousting Tournament; Wootz [1],
Joyeuse; sword name [1],
Joyeuse; sword of Charlemagne [1],
Judith; and Holoferne's sword [1],
Jumping rate, of vacancy [1],
Just right [1],
Justitia; and swords [1],
K,
Kaerntner Loescharbeit [1],
Kanesh [1],
Kara Ben Nemsi [1],
Karatepe [1],
Karum [1],
Katana [1],
Katana; definition [1],
Katzbalger [1],
Keep-things-in-the-dark disease [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Kelvin [1],
Kelvin temperature scale [1],
Kestel mines [1],
Key word index [1],
Khopesh [1], [2], [3],
Khorsabad [1], [2],
Khorsabad iron [1],
Kiel; location [1],
Kilij; definition [1],
Killing steel [1],
Killing with swords [1],
Kiln; definition [1],
Kinetics [1],
Kinetics dominate structure [1],
King Richard and Saladin [1],
King Tabnit [1],
King Tut [1],
Kingly power; rested on a sword [1],
Kink; in dislocations [1],
Kirk nardeban [1], [2],
Kirk nardeban and roses [1],
Kirk nardeban pattern [1],
Kleinaspergle [1],
Klemm etch [1],
Knight's sword [1],
Knighting and swords [1],
Knights in full amor [1],
Knollenknaufschwert [1],
Knollenknaufschwerter [1], [2],
Kopis sword [1], [2],
Koshirae [1],
Koto sword [1], [2],
Kragehul [1],
Krupp and cast steel [1],
Kudrun saga [1],
Kueltepe [1],
Kueltepe letters [1],
Kuenzing iron hoard [1], [2],
Kugelwellenfunktionen [1],
Kukri [1],
Kulturgutschutzgesetz; obstructing science [1], [2], [3], [4],
Kurgan, Scythian [1],
Kusanagi, sword name [1],
Kültepe [1],
L,
L = liquid phase [1],
La Tène [1], [2],
La Tène culture [1], [2], [3],
La Tène culture; map [1],
La Tène swords [1],
Lachmirowice-Apa; sword type [1],
Ladder and rose; wootz [1],
Ladder pattern [1],
Landesmuseum Schleswig-Holstein [1],
Lanthanoides [1],
Lanthanoids [1],
Lapis lazuli [1],
Largest single crystals in the world [1],
Laser; and ruby [1],
Lateral contraction [1], [2],
Lattice constant [1],
Lattice constant cubic [1],
Lattice types [1],
Lattice; crystal [1],
Lattice; is not a crystal [1],
Lauriacum-Hromowka; sword type [1],
Law of averages for composites [1], [2],
Lead bead Catal Höyük [1],
Lead bracelet; Yarim Tepe [1],
Lead smellting [1],
Lead technology [1], [2],
Lead; alloying element [1],
Ledeburit [1],
Ledeburite [1], [2], [3],
Ledeburite II [1],
Leica [1],
Leitfossilien swords [1],
Leitz [1],
Leptons [1],
Levant iron; quotes [1],
Lever rule [1],
Liebig's Fleisch Extract [1],
Light emission; exp. decay [1],
Light emitting diode [1],
Light microsocope [1],
Light optical microscopes [1], [2],
Lime burning [1],
Lime; definition [1],
Limes [1],
Limestone as flux [1],
Limonite [1],
Linde, von [1],
Lindholmgard sword; Copenhagen [1],
Line defect; dislocation [1],
Lines in a phase diagram [1],
Linz-Donawitz-Verfahren [1],
Liquid and temperature [1],
Liquid phase [1],
Liquid welding [1],
Liquidus [1],
Lit. Net; D. Raabe website [1],
Lit. Net; Key to Metals [1],
Lit. Net; Metallurgy for Dummies [1],
Lit. Net; R. Cowen's essays [1],
Literature; Luristan [1],
Literature; major [1],
Litharge [1],
Local equilibrium [1],
Locket; of scabbard [1],
Lockstep movement of atoms [1],
Lodestone [1],
Logarithm dualis [1],
Logarithms [1], [2],
Lohschmidt constant [1],
Longsword; definition [1],
Lord of the Ring; and swords [1],
Lord of the Rings [1],
Lord of the Rings; and Wagner [1], [2],
Louvre [1], [2], [3],
Low Alloy Steel [1],
Low Alloy Steels [1], [2], [3],
Low Angle Grain Boundaries [1],
Low concentration; alloying elements [1],
Lower bainite [1], [2],
Lower shelf [1],
Lower shelf energy [1], [2],
Lower yield strength [1],
Lowest melting point; eutectic [1],
Lueders bands [1], [2],
Lump size charcoal; smelting [1],
Luppe [1], [2],
Lure [1],
Luristan [1],
Luristan big question [1],
Luristan bronze [1],
Luristan bronzes [1],
Luristan iron sword; C14 dating [1], [2],
Luristan iron swords [1], [2],
Luristan literature [1],
Luristan literature review [1], [2],
Luristan mask sword [1],
Luristan mask swords [1],
Luristan sword [1],
Luristan sword; faked [1],
Luristan type 1 iron sword [1],
Luristan type 2 iron sword [1], [2],
Luristan type 2 swords [1],
Luristan: iron swords type 2 [1],
Luristan; iron mask sword [1],
Luristan; Master animals; chicken [1], [2],
Luristan; tube man [1],
Luster of pearls [1],
Luster; and pearlite [1],
Luwian kingdoms [1],
Lycurgus cup [1],
Lycurgus cup; large picture [1],
M,
Macbeth [1], [2],
Mace head Can Hasan [1],
Mace head; Can Hassan [1],
Machete; definition [1],
Machinability [1], [2],
Machining Steels [1],
Macro segregation [1], [2],
Macroscopic segregation [1],
Macrosegregation, and Scheil model [1],
Macuahuitl sword [1],
Mafa iron-smelting [1],
Magdalenenberg [1],
Magical sword understood [1],
Magical swords [1],
Magnet [1],
Magnet; making a permanent [1],
Magnetic dipole [1],
Magnetic dipole moment [1],
Magnetic domains [1],
Magnetic flux quant [1],
Magnetic monopole [1],
Magnetic permeability of vacuum [1], [2],
Magnetic properties of steel [1],
Magnetism [1],
Magnetism in iron [1],
Magnetite [1],
Magnetization [1],
Major Steels [1], [2],
Makheira [1], [2],
Makheira sword [1], [2],
Making a formal dislocation [1],
Making a permanent magnet [1],
Malachite [1], [2], [3], [4],
Malleability [1],
Manganese Group [1],
Manganese in steel [1],
Manganese; always good [1],
Manganese; mysterious role in smelting [1],
Map and phase diagrams [1],
Map Hallstatt [1],
Map of La Tene culture [1],
Map of Turkey; early places [1],
Maraging steel [1], [2],
Marcomanni [1],
Marcomanni; map [1],
Marlik [1],
Martempering [1],
Martensit [1],
Martensite [1], [2], [3],
Martensite and carbon [1],
Martensite and shape memory alloys [1],
Martensite formation [1],
Martensite hardening [1], [2],
Martensite, how it forms [1],
Martensite; being hard [1],
Martensite; being soft [1],
Martensite; formation of [1],
Martensite; reason for hardness [1],
Martensite; what is [1],
Martensitic ageing; maraging [1],
Martensitic stainless steels [1],
Martensitic transformation [1],
Masculine principle; and swords [1],
Mass [1],
Mass density [1],
Mass of electron [1],
Mass of elementary particles [1],
Mass of proton [1],
Mass point [1],
Mass; and weight [1],
Mass; translational movement [1],
Master of Animals; Luristan [1],
Master of Gods [1], [2],
Materials Science and Technology [1], [2],
Mathematicians [1],
Mathew's principle [1],
Matrix of modules [1],
Matte [1],
Matter waves [1],
Matthew; apostle [1],
Maximum stress humans can produce [1],
Maximum temperature [1],
Maximum; stress - strain diagram [1],
Maxwell's demon [1],
Measurements; temperature [1],
Measuring extreme temperatures [1],
Mechanical alignment; carbides [1],
Mechanical properties of pearlite [1],
Mechanical waves [1],
Mechanics of smelting [1],
Median Empire [1],
Medium carbon steel [1], [2],
Mega, Giga Pascals [1],
Meistersinger [1],
Melt spinning [1],
Melting copper [1],
Melting energy [1],
Melting of alloys [1],
Melting point Fe with C [1],
Melting point of alloys [1],
Melting point: spring model [1],
Melting point; calculation of [1],
melting point; phase transition [1],
Melting point; spring model [1],
Melting pot [1],
Melting; phase diagram [1],
Melting; reason for [1],
Men and swords [1],
Menuki; Japanese sword [1],
Mercury [1],
Merovingians [1],
Merovingians; map [1],
Mersin; Yumuktepe [1],
Messer [1],
Messer: sword type [1],
Messer; definition [1],
Meta science [1],
Metal bending industry [1],
Metal carbides; making of [1],
Metal fatigue [1],
Metal powder, making of [1],
Metal-bending industry [1],
Metallographers [1],
Metallurgical grade Si [1],
Metallurgy Luristan iron sword [1],
Metaphysics [1],
Metastable phase [1],
Meteor iron [1],
Meteorites; and iron [1],
Meteoritic iron [1],
Metglas [1],
Metric system [1],
Metric system, kilograms [1],
Metropolitan Museum; guide [1],
Mexican hat pommel [1],
Miao Dao; definition [1],
Mica [1], [2],
Michael; archangel [1],
Micro Alloy Steel [1],
Micro Alloy Steels [1],
Micro segregation [1], [2], [3],
Micro-alloyed steel [1],
Microchip [1],
Microchips and defect engineering [1],
Microcracks and fracture [1],
Microcracks; and fracture [1],
Micrographs [1],
Microscopes, basic modes [1],
Microscopes; basic ingredients [1],
Microscopes; basic types [1],
Microsegregation [1],
Microstructure [1],
Microstructure and state [1],
Migration energy [1], [2],
Migration energy; diffusion [1],
Migration period [1],
Migration period sword [1],
Mild and low carbon steel [1], [2],
Mild steel [1], [2],
Mild steels [1], [2],
Military movement [1],
Miller indices [1], [2],
Mimung [1], [2], [3],
Mimung; im Wielandlied [1],
Mimung; making of [1],
Mimung; sword name [1],
Mimung; sword of Wieland [1],
Mindelheim sword [1], [2],
Mine for copper ore; oldest [1],
Mineralogists and crystals [1],
Mining and smelting [1],
Minoan culture [1], [2],
Minoan swords [1],
Mirror [1],
Mirror; silver [1],
Misawite [1],
Miscellaneous modules [1],
Misfit dislocations [1],
Missing atoms are vacancies [1],
Missing single socks and vacancies [1],
Misunderstandings concerning smelting [1],
Mittanni letters [1],
Models; and reality [1],
Module matrix [1],
Modulus of elasticity [1],
Mohammed's ladder [1], [2], [3],
Moirée structure [1],
Mol [1],
Molecules [1],
Molybdenum in steel [1],
Moment of force [1],
Moment of inertia [1], [2],
Momentum [1],
Momentum conservation [1],
Money matters [1],
Money; invention of [1],
Monoklinic lattices [1],
Monroe, Marilyn [1],
Morgan Bible [1], [2],
Morgan Bible; picture from [1],
Morganite [1],
Mormons and symbolic swords [1],
Mosaic pattern [1],
Mosaic; Alexander [1],
Most important technology [1],
Mother-of-pearl [1],
Mottled pattern; wootz [1],
Moulds [1],
Movement atoms; property changes [1],
Moving atoms with vacancies [1],
Moving atoms; numbers [1],
Multi Phase steel [1],
Multikulti [1],
Munich pugio; pattern welded [1],
Museum critic [1],
Museum; Cyprius [1],
Museum; Florence [1],
Museum; Germanisches National- [1],
Museum; Halle [1],
Museum; Israel [1],
Museum; Knossos [1],
Museum; Landesmuseum S.-H- [1],
Museum; Metropolitan [1],
Museum; Moesgaard, Aarhus [1],
Museum; Neues; Berlin [1],
Museum; Olympia [1],
Museum; Roemer- und Pelizaeus [1],
Museum; Vor- und Fruehgeschicht, Berlin [1],
Museum; Wuerttemberg State [1],
Museums in Copenhagen; guide [1],
Museums in Dresden; Guide [1],
Museums in Rome [1],
Museums; and you [1],
Museums; Athens [1],
Museums; Istanbul [1],
Museums;: Athens and Olympia [1], [2],
Mushet's steel [1],
Mutation; evolution of iron [1],
N,
Nacre [1], [2], [3], [4],
Nacre; strength [1],
Naegling. sword name [1],
Nagelring [1],
Nagelring; sword name [1],
Nagelring; sword of Theoderic the Great [1],
Nahal Mishmar [1],
Nahal Mishmar hoard [1], [2], [3],
Nahal Mishmar hoard; pictures [1],
Nahal Mishmar; large picture [1],
Nails; making [1],
Nakago; Japanese sword [1],
Named swords [1],
Names and knowledge [1],
Names: Indiex of [1],
Nano = midget [1],
Nano nonsense [1],
Nano technology [1],
Nanocheating [1],
Nanocracks and fracture [1],
Nanocracks; and fracture [1],
Nanogold [1],
Nanometer [1],
Nanometers [1],
Napla operator [1],
Narsil; magical sword of ... [1],
Nartional archaeology museum; France [1],
National treasures; and swords [1],
Natufian Culture [1],
Natural draft furnace [1],
Natural draft; smelting [1],
Natural logarithm [1], [2],
Nature or nurture [1],
Naturkonstanten [1],
Naue I type [1],
Naue type bronze swords [1],
NBTHK; Jap. sword [1],
Nebra bronze swords [1], [2], [3],
Nebra sky disc [1], [2],
Nebra sky disk [1], [2],
Nebra swords [1],
Necking [1], [2],
Needle scanning microscopes [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Needles [1],
Needles; making [1],
Neo Babylonian empire [1],
Neo-Babylonian empire [1],
Neolithic revolution [1], [2], [3],
Neolithicum [1],
Net current density [1],
Net pattern; wootz [1],
Neue Hütte Schmalkalden: large pictures [1],
Neue Hütte; Schmalkalden [1],
Neustria [1],
Neutral axis [1],
Neutral line [1],
Neutral surface [1],
Neutralizing impurities in steel [1],
Neutron [1],
Neutron tomography [1],
Nevali Çori [1],
Nevali Çori; Turtle dance bowl [1],
Newton; definition [1],
Newton; first law [1], [2],
Newton; unit of force [1],
Ni-Cr anomaly [1],
Ni-equivalent [1],
Nibelungenlied [1], [2], [3],
Nice wootz patterns [1],
Nick [1],
Nickel in steel [1],
Nickel prize [1],
Nicopolis; battle of [1],
Nie; Japaneses sword [1],
Niederstotzingen grave [1],
Nihonto; definitition [1],
Nimcha; definition [1],
Ninive [1],
Niobium in steel [1],
Nirvana [1],
Nirvana concentration PD [1],
Nirvana is boring! [1],
Nirvana; or thermodynamic equilibrium [1],
Nital [1],
Nitrogen embrittlement [1],
Nitrogen in steel [1],
No equations [1],
Nobel prices; Einstein [1],
Noble elements [1],
Noble gases [1], [2], [3],
Noble metals [1], [2], [3],
Noble price and dislocations [1],
Nodes of grain boundaries [1],
Nodes; vibrations [1],
Noie; Japanese sword [1],
Nomadic People [1],
Nominal strain [1],
Nominal stress [1],
Non magnetic steel [1],
Non-rusting pillar in Dehli [1],
Noricum [1],
Normal deformation [1],
Normal deformations [1],
Normal stress [1],
Normalized stress [1],
Normalized temperature [1],
Normalizing of steel [1],
Norse Mythology [1],
Nose in TTT diagrams [1],
Notch; Charpy test [1],
Nothung [1],
Notung [1], [2],
Notung; magical sword of Siegmund [1],
Notung; Siegfried's sword [1],
Notung; sword name [1],
Nucelation centers; defects as [1],
Nucleation [1],
Nucleation at grain boundaries [1],
Nucleation explained [1],
Nucleation is difficult [1],
Nucleation problem [1],
Nucleation science [1], [2], [3],
Nucleation sites [1],
Nucleation; heterogeneous [1],
Nucleation; homogeneous [1],
Nuclei [1],
Nuclei of atoms [1],
Nucleus [1],
Nugget [1],
Numbers for point defects [1],
Numbers vacancy concentration [1],
Numbers; moving atoms [1],
Nydam [1], [2],
Nydam swords [1],
Nydam treasure [1],
Nydam-Kragehul; sword typ [1],
Nægling [1],
O,
O-lattice [1],
Oberhoffer etch [1],
Oberon [1],
Oboli [1], [2],
Obsidian [1],
Obsidian blades [1],
Obstacles to dislocation movement and hardness [1],
Occam's razor [1],
Ochre [1], [2],
Odysseus; a pirate [1],
Ohm's law [1],
Oil for quenching [1],
Old Copper Complex [1],
Old Europeans [1],
Old Steels [1],
Oldest copper [1],
Oldest gold artifacts [1],
Oldest iron sword, Europe [1],
Oldest sculptures [1],
Oldest smelted copper [1],
Oliphant [1],
One-dimensional defects [1], [2],
Onyx [1],
Opal [1],
Opal; photonic crystal [1],
Open hearth furnace [1],
Open hearth process [1],
Optical microscope [1], [2],
Optical microscopy of steel structure [1],
Optimize composition [1],
Optoelectronics [1], [2], [3],
Orange peel in steel [1],
Order; definition of [1],
Ore [1],
Ore richness [1],
Ore; chemical compound [1],
Ore; gossan [1],
Ore; oxidation zone [1],
Ore; sulfides [1],
Organic compounds [1],
Origin of striations [1],
Orowan mechanism [1], [2],
Orthorhombic lattice [1],
Oscillation frequency atoms [1],
Oscillations of crystal atoms [1],
Osemund vs. Osmund iron [1],
Osmondite [1],
Osmund iron [1], [2],
Osmund iron; Gdansk [1],
Osterburken-Vrasselt; sword type [1],
Ostrogothic Kingdom [1],
Ostwald ripening [1], [2], [3],
Ottoman art [1],
Oven; definition [1],
Ox-hide copper ingots [1],
Oxidation zone [1], [2],
Oxidation zone in smelting [1],
Oxide layer through oxidation [1],
Oxidizing zone of smelter [1],
Oxidizing zone) [1],
Oxygen group [1],
Oxygen in steel [1],
Oxygen precipitates; gettering [1],
Oxygen-blast steelmaking [1],
P,
P-iron; easy to forge [1],
P-iron; hardness [1],
P-steel; whiteness [1],
P-stel; corrosion resistance [1],
Packets, in bainite [1],
Packing density in a plane [1],
Palatine chapel; Aachen [1],
Pallasch [1],
Palmette pattern [1], [2], [3],
Palmette pattern; making [1],
Pantheon [1],
Parallel axis theorem [1],
Paramagnetic Material [1],
Parthian Empire [1], [2],
Partial dislocation [1],
Partial dislocations [1],
Particle coarsening [1],
Particle concentration; diffusion [1],
Particle current density [1],
Particle of light, photon [1],
Partition coefficient [1],
Pascal; definition [1],
Pascal; unit of stress [1],
Passivation [1],
Pastiche [1],
Pastiche scam [1],
Pastiche; definition [1],
Path length [1],
Pattern formation [1], [2],
Pattern wedling; elastic properties [1],
Pattern welded swords [1], [2],
Pattern welding 19th century [1],
Pattern welding and phosphorous steel [1], [2],
Pattern welding maturation [1],
Pattern welding outside Europe [1],
Pattern welding; complex patterns [1],
Pattern welding; definition [1],
Pattern welding; origin of term [1],
Pattern welding; palmette and chevron [1],
Pattern welding; snakes [1],
Pattern welding; surface treatement [1],
Patterns on a blade [1],
Pax Romana [1],
Peace band [1],
Pearlite [1], [2],
Pearlite as phase [1],
Pearls [1],
Pearls; and pearlite [1],
Peierls stress [1],
Pencil; etymology [1],
Pendulum; ideal [1],
penetration depth; diffuison [1], [2],
Percent for concetrations [1],
Percolation [1],
Percussion point [1],
Percussion point; sword blade [1],
Perfect crystal [1],
Perfect dislocation [1],
Periodic table [1],
Periodic Table of the Elements [1],
Periplus of the Erythraean Sea [1],
Perlit [1],
Permanent magnet [1],
Permanent tmagnet [1],
Permeability; magnetic [1],
Persepolis [1], [2],
Persistent slip band [1],
Phallus symbol; and swords [1],
Phase boundaries [1], [2],
Phase boundary energy [1],
Phase boundary engineering [1],
Phase Boundary Science [1],
Phase change [1],
Phase change stress [1],
Phase Changes [1], [2],
Phase diagram Fe-P [1],
Phase diagram Fe-P: low P [1],
Phase diagram of salt water [1],
Phase diagram; iron-carbon [1],
Phase diagrams [1],
Phase diagrams as maps [1],
Phase diagrams calculated [1],
Phase diagrams Fe-Ni, Fe-Mn [1],
Phase distribution gradients [1],
Phase tranformations, and segregation [1],
Phase transformation [1], [2],
Phase transition [1], [2],
Phase; definition [1], [2],
Phases of materials [1],
Phases; phase rule [1],
Philosopher's stone [1],
Philosophy [1],
Philosophy and sword symbolism [1],
Phlogiston [1], [2],
Phonons [1],
Phophorous steel [1],
Phosphorous instead carbon [1],
Phosphorous iron [1],
Phosphorous steel [1], [2], [3], [4],
Phosphorous steel swords [1],
Phosphorous Steel; ghost structure in [1],
Phosphorous; banning [1],
Phosphorous; for alloying [1],
Phosphorous; intentional use [1],
Phosphorus in steel [1],
Photon [1], [2],
Photon; light particle [1],
Photonic crystals [1], [2],
Photons [1],
Physical chemistry [1],
Physics and sex [1],
Piano wire [1],
Pig iron [1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Piling; compositional [1],
Piling; definition [1],
Piling; pattern welding [1],
Piling; random compositional [1],
Piling; random structural [1],
Piling; structural [1],
Pink quartz [1],
Pit firing; for ceramics [1],
Pivot point rotation [1],
Pivot point; on sword hilt [1],
Placer gold [1],
Plain carbon steel [1], [2],
Planar growth [1],
Planck's constant [1],
Plancks constant [1],
Planes; Miller Indices [1],
Plaster of Paris [1],
Plastic deformation [1], [2],
Plastic deformation and dislocations [1], [2],
Platinum group [1],
Pleidelsheim [1],
Plowshare; from swords [1],
Plowshares; making of [1],
Plumbago; and graphite [1],
Poetic Edda [1],
Point defects [1], [2],
Point defects; basic equation [1],
Point groups [1],
Point; of sword [1],
Poisson's ratio [1],
Polishing [1], [2],
Polishing pad [1],
Polishing; Japanese [1],
Poly crystal [1],
Poly Si for crystal growth [1],
Poly-crystralline gemstones [1],
Polybius on Celtic swords [1],
Polybius; right or wrong? [1],
Polymers [1],
Polymers as composite materials [1],
Pommel Ring [1],
Pommel ring puzzle [1],
Pommel; of sword [1],
Pommels; systematic [1],
Pommels; what for? [1],
Pompeii [1],
Populonia; Etruscan iron [1],
Porcelain [1],
Porskjaer [1],
Positron [1],
Positron Emission Tomography [1],
Positron Lifetime; and vacancy [1],
Positrons and vacancies [1],
Possibilities; and entropy [1],
Potential energy [1],
Potential well [1],
Potions; making of [1],
Potnia Theron [1],
Pottery [1],
Powder metallurgy [1], [2], [3],
Power bellows [1],
Power hammer [1],
Power, swords as symbols of [1],
Power; energy per time [1],
Pozzolanic reaction [1],
Praxis and theory [1],
Pre-exponential factor, diffusion [1], [2], [3],
Pre-Pottery Neolithic A people [1], [2], [3],
Precious gemstones [1],
Precipitate [1], [2], [3],
Precipitation [1],
Precipitation and Structures [1],
Precipitation hardening: in steel [1], [2], [3],
Precipitation, and segregation [1],
Preferential etching [1],
Pressure welding [1], [2],
Pressure; what is [1],
Pricipal axes [1],
Prills [1],
Primary cementite [1],
Primary ferrite [1],
Principal axes [1],
Principle of supreme laziness [1],
Probe; in microscopy [1],
Profile tapering [1],
Promise; no math [1],
Proof stress [1],
Propagation speed, of wave [1],
Properties of Pure Iron [1],
Properties of Steel [1],
Properties; for categorizing [1],
Protected zones below tuyere [1],
Proto-science steel [1],
Proton [1],
Przeworsk culture [1], [2],
Przeworsk culture; map [1],
Psalterium Aureum [1],
Pseudo phase; pearlite [1],
Psychoanalysis and sword symbol [1],
Puddle steel [1],
Puddling [1],
Puddling steel in China [1],
Pugio [1],
Pugio in Munich; pattern welded [1],
Pugios [1],
Pulad [1],
Pulad: menaing [1],
Pulad; al-Kindi [1],
Pulwar [1],
Pure metal; in nature [1],
Pure shear [1],
Pure translation [1],
Purification of copper [1],
Pyramid inch [1],
Pyramid iron; first analysis [1],
Pyramid iron; second analysis [1],
Pyramid Pommel [1],
Pyramidenzoll [1], [2],
Pyramidioty [1],
Pyramidology [1],
Pyramids [1],
Pyre; and pyrolysis [1],
Pyrite [1],
Pyrolysis [1],
Pyrope [1],
Pyrotechnology [1], [2],
Pyrotechnology; copper working [1],
Q,
Quality of sword [1],
Quantitative science [1],
Quantum electrodynamics [1],
Quantum theory [1], [2],
Quantum theory and bonding [1],
Quark [1],
Quartz [1], [2], [3],
Quartz crystal [1], [2],
Quenching [1], [2],
Quenching agents; differences of [1], [2],
Quenching by killing [1],
Quenching depth [1], [2],
Quenching with Eulenspiegel [1],
Quenching; sympathetic magic [1],
Quicklime [1],
Quicklime burning [1],
Quicklime; for slag [1],
Quillons [1],
Quiver; iron [1],
R,
Radioactive decay [1], [2],
Radioactive isotopes [1],
Radius of curvature [1],
Rain making and nucleation [1],
Random walk [1], [2],
Rapier; definition [1],
Rare earth elements [1],
Rare earths [1],
Ravenna; and Theoderic [1],
Raw silicon [1],
Real particles [1],
Recycling scrap iron [1],
Red shortness [1],
Red shortness; and S [1],
Redshort [1],
Reducing atmosphere in kilns [1],
Reduction [1],
Reduction reaction [1],
Reduction zone [1], [2],
Reduction zone in smelting [1],
Refining bloom [1],
Refractory bricks [1],
Regenerative energy [1],
Regenerative furnace [1],
Religions and swords [1],
Remanence [1],
Renaissance; Florence [1],
Rennöfen [1],
Repaired sabre [1],
Residence time; in smelter [1],
Residual stresses [1],
Resilience [1],
Resistivity iron [1],
Resolution light microscope [1],
Resolution of a microscope [1],
Resolution; microscopes [1],
Reverbatory furnace [1],
Reverberatory furnace [1],
Revolution; steel making [1],
Revolutions; development and [1],
Rhombohedral lattice [1],
Ricasso; of a sword [1],
Richard Lionheart / Sultan saladin myth [1],
Rigid body [1],
Ring of power [1],
Ring of the Nibelung and swords [1],
Ring pommel [1],
Ring-pommel swords [1],
Ring; vaginal symbol [1],
Ritual axe; bronze or copper [1],
Riveting [1],
Rivets [1],
Roasting ore [1], [2],
Rock crystal [1], [2], [3],
Roland's breach [1],
Rolling; invention of [1],
Roman cavalry [1],
Roman empire; end of [1],
Roman officer sword [1],
Romans; ages of man [1],
Room temperature; definition [1],
Room temperature; in Kelvin [1],
Room-temperature segregation [1],
Rose pattern [1],
Rose pattern; wootz [1],
Rose quartz [1],
Rosetta stone [1],
Rosh Horesha [1],
Rotation: around pivot point [1],
Rows in module matrix [1],
Royal Tombs of Ur [1],
Ruby [1],
Ruby; and defects [1],
Rule for two-phase regions [1],
Runes [1],
Rust is Goethite [1],
Rusting [1], [2],
S,
Sabre; definition [1],
Sack of Rome; the first [1],
Sack of Rome; the second [1],
Sacking of Rome; the first [1],
SAE steel grades [1],
Sagas [1],
Saif al Islam [1],
Saif; definition [1],
Saint George; dargon [1],
Saint George; dragon [1],
Saint Jerome [1],
Saladin, and King Richard [1],
Salty water; freezing of [1],
Samshir; definition [1],
Sapphire [1],
Sapphire; and defects [1],
Saracenes [1],
Sarass; definition [1],
Sarschach Steel [1],
Saruq al-Hadid [1], [2],
Sax; definition [1],
Scabbard; for sword [1],
Scabbards Hallstatt swords [1],
Scabbards, 4th century [1],
Scalar [1],
Scale [1],
Scales and polishing [1],
Scam bi-metal swords [1],
Scandinavia iron: quotes [1],
Scandium Group [1],
Scanning Electron Microscope [1], [2], [3],
Scanning microscopes [1],
Scanning Transmission electron microscope [1],
Scanning tunneling microscope pictures [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6],
Scarface [1],
Scarface; early iron [1],
Scarface; Louvre [1],
Scheil model and macrosegregation [1],
Schiavona [1],
Schloss Gottorf [1],
Schmalkalden [1], [2],
Schmidt; Arno [1],
Schäffler - De Long diagram [1],
Science modules [1],
Science of alloying [1],
Science of casting [1],
Science part [1],
Science steel [1],
Scientific steels [1],
Scimitar; definition [1],
Scrap iron recycling [1],
Scrap iron; recycling of [1],
Screw dislocation [1],
Screw dislocation; invention of the [1],
Screwing [1],
Screws [1],
Scythe sword [1], [2],
Scythe weapon [1],
Scythes; making of [1],
Scythian [1],
Scythian akenakai [1],
Scythian empire [1],
Sea people [1], [2],
Second Age; Augustine's [1],
Second best state [1],
Second harmonic [1],
Second Law [1], [2], [3],
Second law of Materials Science [1],
Second law of thermodynamics [1],
Second sack of Rome [1],
Secondary cementite and ferrite [1],
Secondary ferrite and cementite [1],
Secondary hardening [1],
Segregation [1], [2],
Segregation coefficient; effective [1], [2], [3], [4],
Segregation; definition [1],
Segregation; primary [1],
Selenite [1],
Seleucid Empire [1],
Self diffusion [1],
Self-diffusion energy [1],
Self-Diffusion in Iron [1],
Self-diffusion; activation energy [1],
Self-diffusion; data [1],
Self-fluxing [1],
Self-interstitials and disorder [1],
Self-organization [1],
Semantics [1],
Semi-precious gem stones [1],
Semiconductor products [1],
Semiconductor technology [1], [2],
Serpent in the Sword [1], [2], [3],
Serpent sword, Stuttgart [1],
Serpent sword; Heslerton [1],
Serpent sword; Iversheim [1],
Serpent sword; Nijmegen [1],
Serpent sword; Vehmaa [1],
Seven metals of antiquity [1], [2],
Sex and Physics [1],
Sex; neolithic [1],
Shaft furnace [1],
Shallow angle magnification [1],
Shamshir e Zomorrodnegar; sword of King Solomon [1],
Shamshir-e Zomorrodnegar; sword name [1],
Shanidar Cave [1],
Shape memory alloys and martensite [1],
Shape of swords [1],
Sharpness [1],
Sharpness; retaining [1],
Shear deformation [1], [2],
Shear deformation and martensite [1],
Shear modulus [1],
Shear Steel [1],
Shear stress [1],
Shear stress and dislocation [1],
Shear stress maximum [1],
Shearing; and twinning [1],
Sheath; as female principle [1],
Shinsakuto sword [1],
Shinshinto [1],
Shinshinto sword [1],
Shinto [1],
Shinto sword [1],
Shirasaya; Japanese swprd [1],
Shit and sword making [1],
Shockley dislocation [1],
Shockley partial at work [1],
Short; equals crumbly [1],
Short; meaning brittle [1],
Shortcake; and brittleness [1],
Showing off; and swords [1],
Si crystals [1],
Si single crystal [1],
SI units [1],
Sickle sword [1],
Sickles [1],
Side-sword [1],
Side-to-side oscillations [1],
Siderite [1],
Siegfried (opera) [1],
Siegfried's sword [1], [2],
Siegmund [1], [2],
Siemens - Martin Process [1],
Siemens process [1], [2],
Siemens-Martin furnace; modern [1],
Siemens-Martin regenerative furnace [1],
Siemens; Werner von [1], [2],
Silica [1],
Silica; silicon, silicone [1],
Silicide [1],
Silicon [1], [2],
Silicon age [1],
Silicon and defects [1],
Silicon carbide [1],
Silicon in steel [1],
Silicon micro electronics [1],
Silicon single crystal growth [1],
Silicon wafer [1], [2],
Silicon wafers [1],
Silicon; and self-interstitial [1],
Silicon; silicone, silica [1],
Silicon; single crystal [1],
Silicondioxide [1],
Silicone [1],
Silicone; silicon, silica [1],
Silver Age; Hesiod's [1],
Silver bull, Elamite; large picture [1],
Silver sheen; arsenical copper [1],
Silver smelting [1],
Silver technology [1],
Simple metals smelting [1],
Singen sword; Hallstatt [1],
Single crystal [1],
Sintering [1], [2],
Six Ages [1],
Sixth Age; Augustine's [1],
Size of precipitates [1],
Size smelter; limits [1],
Skofnung; sword name [1],
Skull building; Cayoenue [1],
Skulls of Jericho [1],
Slag [1],
Slag formation [1],
Slag inclusions [1],
Slag is important [1],
Slag particles in old iron [1],
Slag quenching [1],
Slag; Etruscan graves [1],
Slag; fayalite [1],
Slag; furnace bottom [1],
Slag; hearth [1],
Slag; importance of [1],
Slag; production [1], [2],
Slag; role of [1],
Slag; tap [1],
Slag; why do we need [1],
Slag; why it is good [1],
Slaked lime [1],
Slaves; Frankish empire [1],
Slaves; in monasteries [1],
Slope of stress strain curves; Young's modulus [1],
Slurry [1],
Slurry polishing [1],
Small-angle grain boundaries [1],
Smallsword [1],
Smart material [1],
Smelting and melting [1],
Smelting cast iron [1],
Smelting furnace [1],
Smelting in crucible [1],
Smelting of difficult metals age [1],
Smelting of iron is not difficult [1],
Smelting of simple metals age [1],
Smelting steel [1],
Smelting; air Supply [1],
Smelting; ancient ways [1],
Smelting; camfpire [1],
Smelting; direct in a crucible [1],
Smelting; efficiency [1],
Smelting; in campfire [1],
Smelting; indirect in a crucible [1],
Smelting; meaning of [1],
Smelting; misunderstandings [1],
Smelting; oxidation zone [1],
Smelting; reduction zone [1],
Smelting; temperature needed [1],
Smelting; wall effect [1],
Smith [1],
Smith; Frankish empire [1],
Smoke stacks [1],
Smoky quartz [1],
Snipstad; sword type [1],
Snowdonia; early iron [1],
Society of Automotive; steel codes [1],
Soft magnets [1],
Soft steel core in blades; reason for [1], [2],
Softening mechanisms [1],
Solar Cell Technology [1],
Solar cells [1],
Solar cells; and the cost issue [1],
Solder; microstructure [1],
Solder; phase diagram [1],
Soldering [1],
Soldering; vs. welding [1],
Solid solution [1], [2],
Solid Solution Hardening in Iron [1], [2], [3], [4],
Solid solution in cementite [1],
Solid solutions in iron [1],
Solidification cracking [1],
Solidification; and nucleation [1],
Solubility limit [1],
Solution energy [1],
Solution hardening [1],
Solution hardening in Al alloy [1],
Song of Roland [1],
Song of the Nibelungs [1], [2],
Soot [1], [2],
Sorbite [1],
Sound waves [1],
South American Cearmics; large pictures [1],
South American Pottery; large pictures [1],
Space velocity [1],
Spain; early iron [1],
Spanish mythology [1],
Spatha [1],
Spatha of Ingersheim [1],
Spatha of Pleidelsheim [1],
Spatha; definition [1],
Spatha; description [1],
Spatha; Ingersheim [1],
Spatha; roman cavalry [1],
Specific heat capacity [1],
Specific properties [1], [2],
Specific volumes and stress generation [1],
Specimen for tensile testing [1],
Specimen preparation [1],
Spectrum, electromagnetic waves [1],
Speed of light [1],
Speed of sound in Fe [1],
Speed; sword property [1],
Speiss [1], [2],
Speiss and pattern welding [1],
Spessartine [1],
Sphalerite [1],
Spheroidal graphite cast iron [1],
Spheroidal precipitates [1],
Spheroidization [1],
Spheroidization of cementite [1],
Spheroidized cementite [1],
Spice rack and entropy [1],
Spiegeleisen [1],
Spieti [1],
Spin and magnetism [1],
Spiritual sword; Luther [1],
Split dislocations [1],
Spontaneous self-combustion [1],
Spread of copper technology [1],
Spreading iron technology [1],
Spring model for bonds [1],
Spring model for crystals [1],
Spring steels [1],
Springback [1],
Stability austenite vs. ferrite [1],
Stability carbides vs. graphite [1],
Stabilizing austenite [1],
Stable isotopes [1],
Stack [1],
Stack effect; chimney [1],
Stacking fault [1], [2],
Stacking fault energy [1],
Stacking fault, and Frank dislocation [1],
Stacking faults [1], [2],
Stacking faults; crystal growth [1],
Staffordshire hoard [1], [2],
Stainless steel [1], [2], [3],
Stainless steels; austenitic [1],
Stainless steels; duplex [1],
Stainless Steels; ferritic [1],
Stainless steels; martensitic [1],
Standard antique smelter [1],
Standard solution; diffusion [1],
Standing Wave [1],
Stannum [1],
Star Wars [1],
Starting condition; diffusion [1],
State and micro-structure [1],
State point [1],
Static load on swords [1], [2],
Statistical thermodynamics [1], [2], [3], [4],
Stavanger swords [1],
Stead etch [1],
Steel [1],
Steel = pure iron? [1],
Steel banana [1],
Steel by carburization? [1],
Steel classification: alloy concentrationn [1], [2], [3],
Steel code [1],
Steel corrosion [1],
Steel failure; Berlin [1],
Steel from cast iron [1],
Steel grades; assessment [1],
Steel is a compound material [1],
Steel making equipment [1],
Steel products [1],
Steel revolution [1],
Steel rusts [1],
Steel; definition [1],
Steel; most important technology [1],
Steels without carbon [1],
Steels; categorizing [1],
Steiner; Satzvon [1],
Stents [1],
Step pattern; wootz [1],
Stiffness [1], [2],
Stiffness of blades [1],
Stiffness of nacre [1],
Stiffness; and Young's modulus [1],
Stirling's formula [1],
Stochastic oscillator [1],
Stochastics [1], [2],
Stone Age [1],
Stone age sickle [1],
Stone age; definition [1],
Stone copies bronze swords [1],
Stone hammers; Camlibel Tarlasi [1],
Stone processing; pyrotechnology [1],
Stone tools; Landesmuseum Halle [1],
Stoneware [1],
Stove; definition [1],
Strain [1], [2],
Strain Ageing [1],
Strain hardening [1],
Strain rate [1], [2],
Strain Tensor screw dislocation [1],
Strain, and displacement [1],
Strain; true [1],
Strategies for microstructure engineering [1],
Stress [1], [2],
Stress - strain curve ductile materials [1],
Stress - strain diagram [1],
Stress and strain at dislocations [1],
Stress concentration [1],
Stress corrosion cracking [1], [2],
Stress during cooling [1],
Stress relaxation [1],
Stress Tensor edge dislocation [1],
Stress tensor; six components [1],
Stress; crack tip [1],
Stress; from phase change [1],
Stress; from temperature gradient [1],
Stress; true [1],
Striation [1],
Striations [1],
Strigil [1],
Stripe pattern [1],
Stripe pattern; wootz [1],
Striped rod [1],
Striped rod; twisted [1],
Stropping [1],
Structural etchants [1],
Structural stress [1],
Structure and precipitation [1],
Structure etching [1],
Stueckofen [1],
Stuttgart; Hermes at Schillerplatz [1],
Stuttgart; location [1],
Stuttgarter Psalter [1], [2], [3],
Sublimation [1], [2],
Substitutional foreign atom [1],
Substitutional impurity atoms in iron [1], [2],
Suebi; important tribe [1],
Suebia; location [1],
Sulfides; in copper smelting [1],
Sulfur in steel [1],
Sulfur; intentional use [1],
Super plasticity [1],
Supercooling [1], [2],
Supercooling: constitutional [1],
Supercooling; normal kind [1],
Superheating of the melt [1],
Superheating; and wootz [1],
Superheating; molten metal [1],
Superior steel and the cost issue [1],
Supersaturation [1], [2],
Surface as two dim. defect [1],
Surface energy [1],
Surface energy and precipitation [1],
Surface microscopy [1],
Surface quality of steel [1],
Surface tension [1],
Surfactant [1],
Surrkh Dum, Luristan [1],
Swaging; Luristan swords [1],
Swirl defects in Si [1],
Swiss cheese; Ostwald ripening [1],
Sword as symbol of divine favor [1],
Sword Buckling [1],
Sword classifying systems [1],
Sword fashion [1],
Sword Forum [1],
Sword from Ingersheim [1],
Sword from the giants; Beowulf [1], [2],
Sword hilts and period [1],
Sword hilts; 4th century [1],
Sword in the stone [1],
Sword of Attila [1],
Sword of Laban [1],
Sword of Saint Galgano [1],
Sword types [1],
Sword vibrations [1],
Sword; as male principle [1],
Sword; phallic symbol [1],
Swordplay and symbols [1],
Swords and Beer [1],
Swords are art [1],
Swords are works of art [1],
Swords as class symbol [1],
Swords as gifts [1],
Swords as prestige items [1],
Swords as tokens of power [1],
Swords as tools [1],
Swords properties [1],
Swords represent top technology [1],
Swords with names [1],
swords; Alemmani [1],
Swords; and female principle [1],
Swords; and male principle [1],
Swords; Byzantine Empire [1],
Swords; into plowshares [1],
Swords; special exhibitions [1],
Symbol; what is a [1],
Symbols of a state; and swords [1],
Symbols on sword blades [1],
Symmetries and lattices [1],
Sympathetic magic; quenching [1],
Syntax [1],
System and phase diagram [1],
System; iron and something [1],
T,
Table of Contents [1],
Tachi [1], [2],
Taler; Dollar [1],
Tales of the Crusaders [1],
Talisman; novel [1],
Tamahagane [1],
Tang; of sword [1],
Tanto [1],
Tata Steel Europe [1],
Tatara bloomery [1],
Tauschieren = damascening [1],
Technical versatility; sword properties [1],
Tell [1],
Temperature for casting iron [1],
Temperature gradient [1], [2], [3], [4],
Temperature in a furnace [1],
Temperature in phase diagram [1],
Temperature measurement [1],
Temperature profiling [1], [2], [3],
Temperature; maximum in fire [1],
Temperature; system [1],
Temperature; what is [1], [2],
Temperatures for smelting [1],
Tempered steel [1], [2],
Tempered steels [1], [2],
Tempering [1],
Tempering Al-Cu [1],
Tempering steel [1],
Tempering; chan e of meaning [1],
Tensile strength; definition [1],
Tensile stress [1], [2],
Tensile test [1],
Tensile test; definitions [1],
Tensor [1],
Tensor; connects vectors [1],
Tensor; stress and strain [1],
Tensor; what is a [1],
Terrazzo floor [1],
Terrazzo floors [1],
Terso; of a sword [1],
Tesla [1],
Tetragonal lattices [1],
Texture [1],
The Cost Issue [1],
The Rhine Gold [1],
The Talisman and sword loere [1],
The Valkyrie [1],
Theodoric [1],
Theodoric's thank you letter [1],
Theory and praxis [1],
Theory of materials [1],
Thermal budget [1],
Thermal conductivity [1], [2], [3],
Thermal energy [1], [2],
Thermal expansion [1], [2],
Thermal expansion coefficient [1], [2], [3],
Thermal expansion; spring model [1],
Thermal history [1],
Thermal Stress [1], [2],
Thermal stress, and phase changes [1],
Thermal stress: quenching [1],
Thermoanalysis [1],
Thermocouples [1],
Thermodynamic equilbrium [1],
Thermodynamic equlibrium [1],
Thermometer [1],
Thidrekssaga [1],
Thin layer technology [1],
Third Age; Augustine's [1],
Thomas - Gilchrist Process [1],
Thomas flour [1],
Thomas process [1],
Thomas Steel [1],
Thomson structures [1],
Thorsbjerg [1],
Thought experiments [1],
Thracians [1],
Three-age system [1],
Three-dimensional defects [1], [2],
Thrusting ability; sword property [1],
Thuan Thiên; sword name [1],
Tie-line in phase diagrams [1],
Tilt boundary [1],
Time line early settlements [1],
Time line; bog sacrifices [1],
Time temperature transformation diagram [1],
Time-Temperature-Transformation diagrams [1],
Tin bronze [1], [2], [3],
Tin bronzes [1],
Tin cans [1],
Tin smelting [1],
Tin technology [1],
Tin, lead mix-up [1],
Tinplate [1],
Titanium Group [1],
Titanium in steel [1],
Tizona [1],
Tizona; sword name [1],
Tizona; sword of El Cid [1],
Tomography; X-ray [1],
Tongs [1],
Tool steel [1],
Tools for microstructure engineering [1],
Top view; advantages [1],
Torch welding [1],
Torque [1],
Torque; and beam bending [1],
Torque; definition [1],
Torque; pure [1],
Torsion damast [1],
Torsion damast pattern [1],
Total differential [1],
Total diffusion length [1],
Total energy [1],
Town gas [1],
Trace elements; definition [1],
Trading iron [1],
Tranebaer [1],
Transformation rate [1],
Transformed ledeburite [1],
Transformer steel [1],
Transition temperature [1],
Translation symmetry [1],
Translations vector; of lattice [1],
Transmission electron microscopes [1], [2], [3],
Transmission microscopy [1],
Transmutation of metals [1],
Treadmill [1], [2],
Trichlorosilane [1], [2],
Triclinic lattice [1],
Trigonal lattice [1], [2],
Trinnemose [1],
TRIP steel [1],
Tristan [1],
Tristan and Isolde [1],
Trompe [1],
Troostite [1],
True damascene [1], [2], [3],
True language [1],
True name [1],
True name of hydrogen [1],
True name of iron [1], [2],
True strain [1], [2],
True stress [1], [2],
Truth about phase diagram Fe-C [1],
Tsuba [1],
TTT Diagram [1],
TTT diagrams, construction [1],
Tulwar; definition [1],
Tumbaga [1],
Tumbaga; large picure [1],
Tungsten in steel [1],
Tunneling current [1],
Turkish Chamber [1], [2],
Turkish damask [1],
Turquoise [1],
Tutankhamun khopesh [1],
Tuyere [1],
Tuyere; importance of [1],
Tuyère; definition [1],
Twilight of the Gods [1],
Twin boundary [1],
Twinning [1],
Twinning deformation [1], [2],
Twinning Induced Plasticity steel [1],
Twinning; opposed to glide [1],
Twist bounday [1],
Two-dimensional defects [1],
Two-hand sword; definition [1],
Two-phase regions [1],
Tyrfing; sword name [1],
U,
Ugarit [1],
Ugarit mistress animals [1],
Ugarit; iron axe [1],
Ulfbehrt made in monasteries [1],
Ulfbehrt; Aachen [1],
Ulfbehrt; true ones [1],
Ulfberht fakes [1],
Ulfberht quality [1],
Ulfberht Swords [1],
Ulfberht swords; enigma of [1],
Ulfberht; and crucible steel [1],
Ulfberht; Brandenburg [1], [2],
Ulfberht; crucible steel. True? [1], [2],
Ulfberht; Dublin [1],
Ulfberht; Hamburg [1],
Ulfberht; Hermann Historica [1],
Ulfberht; name of smith [1],
Ulfberht; Nuernberg [1],
Ulfberht; origin steel [1],
Ulfberht; original spelling [1],
Ulfberht; Weser [1], [2],
Ultimate fracture stress [1],
Ultimate tensile strength [1],
Ultra-high carbon steel [1], [2],
Uluburun shipwreck [1], [2],
Undercooling [1], [2],
Undersaturation [1],
Uniaxial Deformation [1],
Unit cell [1],
Unit of a particle current density [1],
Units; basic [1],
Units; basic SI [1],
Universal gas constant [1],
Universal Laws [1],
Universe; running the [1],
Unrecorded digging [1],
Upper bainite [1], [2],
Upper shelf energy [1], [2],
Upper shelf; in DTB [1],
Upper yield strength [1],
Urartu [1],
Urartu; akinakai [1],
Use of a sword; direct [1],
V,
Vacancies for nirvana [1],
vacancies in crystals [1],
Vacancies; calculations of concentration [1],
Vacancy [1],
Vacancy as zero dim. defect [1],
Vacancy data [1],
Vacancy diffusion mechanism [1],
Vacancy; in movie theatre [1],
Valhalla [1],
Valkyrie [1],
Vanadium Group [1],
Vanadium in steel [1],
Vandals [1], [2],
Vanning [1],
Variations; in combinatorics [1],
Variations; math of [1],
Varna [1],
Varna burial [1],
Varna culture [1],
Varna pictures large [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8],
Vectors [1],
Vendel Period [1],
Vendel period sword hilt [1],
Veneer; pattern welding [1], [2],
Venus de Milo [1],
Venus of Brassempouy [1],
Venus of Dolni Vestonice [1],
Venus of the Hohle Fels [1], [2],
Venus; stone age [1],
Verhoeven vs. Wadsworht [1],
Verity [1],
Vermilion [1],
Vervain; in quenching [1],
Very high temperatures [1],
Vibration frequency atoms [1],
Vibration frequency; spring model [1],
Vibration nodes [1],
vibration; sword [1],
Vibrations; edge-to-edge [1],
Vickers Hardness [1],
Victim of Animals; Luristan [1],
Viking boats [1],
Viking conquest [1],
Viking era; beginning [1], [2],
Viking graffiti [1],
Viking settlements [1],
Viking sword; no such thing [1],
Viking Swords [1],
Viking's sword vs. Viking sword [1],
Viking; in Schleswig [1],
Vikings [1],
Vikings; major raids [1],
Vimose [1],
Vimose-Illerup; sword type [1],
Vingsted [1],
Viscosity; glass [1],
Visigoths [1], [2],
Vitrification [1],
Vivian Bible [1],
Void; as vacancy cluster [1],
Voids [1],
Voien-Hedelisker; sword type [1],
Vollgriffschwert [1],
Voltage; definition of [1],
Volume change; phase transf. iron [1],
Volume density [1], [2],
Volume percent [1],
Völsungasaga [1],
W,
Wadsworth vs. Verhoeven [1],
Wafer bonding [1],
Wafer; silicon [1],
Wafers [1],
Wafers; silicon [1],
Wakizashi [1], [2], [3],
Wareham forge [1], [2],
Water aspirator [1],
Water for quenching [1],
Water pattern [1],
Water pattern; wootz [1],
Water wheel [1], [2], [3],
Watered Silk [1],
Watered silk pattern [1],
Watt; definition [1],
Wave equation [1],
Wave function, and waves [1],
Wave kinds [1],
Wave pattern; wootz [1],
Wave vector [1],
Wave, plane [1],
Wavelength; of wave [1],
Waves [1],
Waves, interference [1],
Waves, phases of [1],
Waves; interaction [1],
Waves; kinds of [1],
Waves; types of [1],
Wayland the Smith; and Durendal [1],
Wazamono [1],
Wear resistance [1],
Weathering steel; disadvantage [1],
Weathering Steels [1],
Weight percent vs. atom percent [1],
Weight percent; concentration [1],
Weight; and mass [1],
Weigth conc. to atomic conc. [1],
Weigth percent [1],
Weird swords 1000 BC [1],
Weld cracking [1],
Weldability [1],
Weldability [1],
Welding [1],
Welding, heat-affected zone [1],
Welding, liquid [1],
Welding; etymology [1],
Welding; liquid [1],
Werkstoffkunde Stahl [1],
Wetzlar; iron history [1],
What questions [1],
White ware [1],
White weld line [1], [2], [3], [4],
Whore of Babylon. [1],
Why questions [1],
Widmannstätten ferrite [1],
Widmannstätten pattern; meteorite [1],
Widmannstätten Structures [1],
Wieland the smith [1],
Wilhem Tell; and Wayland [1],
Wind furnace [1],
Wind; smelting [1],
winged [1],
Wire drawing [1],
Wire museum; Altena [1],
Wire saw [1],
Woerden-Bjaers; sword type [1],
Wood grain [1],
Wood grain pattern [1], [2],
Wood grain pattern; wootz [1],
Wood hardening; pyrotechnology [1],
Wood swords [1],
Wood; bio fuel [1],
Wootz and phase boundary movement [1],
Wootz blades [1],
Wootz cake [1],
Wootz pattern [1],
Wootz steel [1], [2], [3], [4],
Wootz steel and casting [1],
Wootz steel is hypereutectic [1],
Wootz steel pattern formation [1],
Wootz Steel; and alloying [1],
Wootz steel; segregation [1],
Wootz steel; ultra-high carbon [1],
Wootz structure [1],
Wootz structure by dendrites [1],
Wootz swords [1],
Wootz: meaning [1],
Wootz; and cutting a stone [1],
Wootz; cycling temperature [1],
Wootz; first use [1],
Wootz; mottled pattern [1],
Wootz; myth of [1],
Wootz; mythology [1],
Wootz; net pattern [1],
Wootz; nice pattern [1], [2],
Wootz; rose pattern [1],
Wootz; Russia [1],
Wootz; step pattern [1],
wootz; stripe pattern [1],
Wootz; water pattern [1],
Wootz; wave pattern [1],
Wootz; wood grain pattern [1],
Word and pdf modules [1],
Work hardening [1], [2], [3],
Work; and energy [1],
Workability [1],
Working recipe [1],
Working with native metals [1],
World Trade Center [1],
World's iron / steel production [1],
Wormhole [1],
Wrough iron; from bloom [1],
Wrought iron [1], [2],
Wrought iron from bloomeries [1],
Wrought iron from cast iron [1],
Wrought iron only in smelters? [1],
Wuerttemberg State Museum; guide [1],
Wuestite [1], [2],
Wurtzite [1],
X,
X-Ray Diffraction [1], [2],
X-ray diffraction; Laue technique [1],
X-ray image [1],
X-ray imaging [1],
X-ray mirrors [1],
X-ray techniques; sword analysis [1],
X-ray tomography [1],
X-rays [1], [2],
Xiphos [1], [2], [3],
Y,
Yalman [1],
Yatagan; definition [1],
Yield point elongation [1],
Yield strength [1],
Yield strength; definition [1],
Yield stress [1],
Yield stress and dislocation movement [1],
Yield stress; dislocation density [1],
Yielding [1],
Yielding before fracture [1],
You're the smith! [1],
Young's Modulus [1],
Young's modulus and alloying [1],
Young's modulus, 4th rank tensor [1],
Young's modulus; binding potential [1],
Young's modulus; composites [1],
Young's modulus; definition [1],
Young's modulus; ductile materials [1],
Young's modulus; iron/steel identical [1],
Young's modulus; measure [1],
Young's principle [1],
Younger Edda [1],
Yumuktepe [1], [2], [3],
Yumuktepe; stratigraphy [1],
Z,
Zebra stripes; eutectic [1],
Zementit [1],
Zero Kelvin [1],
Zero-dimensional defects [1], [2],
Zettels Traum [1],
Zeuss and Leda [1],
Zinc [1],
Zinc group [1],
Zinc technology [1],
Zirconium in steel [1],
Zulfiqar [1], [2],
Zulfiqar; history [1],
Zulfiqar; sword name [1],
Zulfiqar; sword of Muhammad [1],

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