Lecture

Dislocation Mechanisms: Part 4

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanisms of dislocations in crystals, including deviations in sliding planes, screw dislocations, and dislocation loops. It explains the impact of obstacles on dislocation movement, the determination of Burgers vectors, and the observation of dislocations using transmission electron microscopy.

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