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Frank-Reed source in Silicon, in which
the dislocation lines have been "decorated"
with copper is shown. The red bar represents
the position of the initiating segment.
· The dislocation loops show the symmetry of the {111} slip plane. The dislocation line orientation in <110> directions gives the lowest loop energy. · The critical shear stress will be that stress that activates a Frank-Reed source and permits dislocation multiplication to occur. |
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| From:
Barrett, Nix, and Tetelman,
"The Principles of Engineering Materials," Prentice Hall (1973) |
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