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Residual Structure and Mechanical Properties of Alpha B r a s s and Stainless Steel Following Deformation by Cold Rolling and Explosive Shock Loading, by L. E. M u r r and F. I. G r a c e , pp. 2225-35.

Page 2227 Table II i s i n c o r r e c t . It should be as follows: Table II. Residual Properties of Shock-Loaded 70/30 Brass

(Kilobars)

Twin-fault Density(Volume Per Cent)

Dislocation Density (10TM cm"z)

0 50 100 200 300 400

0

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