Lecture

Elasticity Theory of Dislocations

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Description

This lecture covers the Elasticity Theory of Dislocations, focusing on the stress field around screw and edge dislocations, equilibrium equations, conservation laws, and the presence of counter-torque. It also discusses the core of dislocations, line tension, interaction energy, and the energy of stacking faults in face-centered cubic metals.

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Materials science: Deformation of materials

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