Interpretation of metallographic structures

This book provides insight into the interpretation of metallographers' and metallurgists' results and an analysis of the view as seen through an optical microscope. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of various metallographic techniques such as light optics, electron optics, and microbeam spectroscopy. The authors also cover metallographic evidences and their relation to physical compositions and transformations, distinguishing between equilibrium and non-equilibrium conditions in a solid, and deduction of the origins of failure