The dispersion relation of [110] TA 1 phonon ( e //[110]) of β 1 -phase Cu 69.2 Al 25.4 Ni 5.4 was measured extensively at 261, 295 and 372 K by neutron scattering technique. It was found that the dispersion surface of the transverse acoustic mode has a pronounced valley along the [110] axis. The temperature dependence of the phonon energy shows a partial softening of the phonon mode. An anomalous dip of the dispersion curve was observed around q =(2/3) q max on the [110] axis. Interplaner force-constant analysis revealed that the lattice dynamics of the crystal indicates dual instabilities both to the 2H and 18R type martensites. Quasielastic scattering was investigated on and in the vicinity of the [110] axis. Peaks attributable to the 2H and 18R martensites were observed as functions of temperature, which also indicates that 2H and 18R are competing.
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