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This document contains a list of journal papers in a tabular format published between 2014-2019. The table includes the document title, authors, year of publication, and journal for 15 papers related to materials science. Many of the papers focus on characterization and evaluation of wear resistance and corrosion resistance of physical vapor deposited coatings like TiAlN, TiCN, and TiCrN using test methods like ball cratering and polarization. The authors of most papers include P. Vijayasarathi and collaborators.
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