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abstract A method for processing solid-state materials is described, in which pores with a cross section of up to 100 nm are formed in the surface layer of the material, and these pores are filled with threads of another material or the same. This ensures the improvement of a number of characteristics of the material: strength, acoustic loss. The invention can be used most successfully in the manufacture of piezoceramics.
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