3. Formulation and selection criteria for beta-metastable titanium alloys

The formulation of titanium alloys is a crucial step which has been the subject of numerous studies. Starting with elements considered biocompatible (§ 1.1 ), a very wide range of compositions is offered. Electronic approaches, known as theoretical design approaches, have been proposed to select compositions without having to scan a large number of alloys. These approaches are based on electronic considerations...

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