Lecture

Defects: Structure and Stability

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Description

This lecture explores the structure and stability of defects in crystals, focusing on point defects, surfaces, and dislocations. The instructor uses approximate interatomic potentials to evaluate their stability and visualize their structure, emphasizing the impact of defects on the properties of materials.

Instructor

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