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corresponding (AĪ±, BĪ²,...) or a Shockley partial otherwise (AĪ², AĪ³,...). Vectors made from two Greek letters describe stair-rod dislocations. Using Thompson notation, Burgers vectors can be added to describe other dislocations and mechanisms. For example, two Shockley partial dislocations can be added to form a perfect dislocation: AĪ² + Ī²C = AC. It is necessary that the interior letters of a given operation match, but many can be added in sequence to describe more complex mechanisms.
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partials of each extended dislocation now form a stair-rod partial. This structure leads to reduced mobility of the dislocations as the core structure is non-planar (meaning it doesnā€™t cross along the face of the tetrahedron). This reduction of mobility transforms the Lomer-Cottrell dislocation into an obstacle for other dislocations, thus strengthening the material.
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When forming stacking faults, the partial dislocations reach an equilibrium when the repulsive energy between partial dislocations matches the attractive energy of the stacking fault. This means that higher stacking fault energy materials, i.e. those with high shear modulus and large Burgers vectors,
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For FCC crystals, Thompson tetrahedrons or Thompson notation are an invented notation for more easily describing partial dislocations. In a given unit cell, mark point A at the origin, point B at a/2 , point C at a/2, and point D at a/2--these points form the vertices of a tetrahedron. Then, mark the
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The Lomer-Cottrell dislocation forms via a more complex dislocation reaction. For example, consider two extended dislocations: DB = DĪ³ + Ī³B and BC = BĪ“ + Ī“C. When they meet, it is more energetically favorable to form a single dislocation, DC = DB + BC = DĪ³ + Ī³B + BĪ“ + Ī“C = DĪ³ + Ī³Ī“ + Ī“C. The trailing
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The more easily a dislocation can cross slip, the more freely the dislocation can move around obstaclesā€“this makes work hardening more difficult. Thus, materials that allow easy cross slip (high stacking fault energy) will see less work hardening and strengthening from methods like solid-solution
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Any combination of Roman letters describes a member of the {111} slip planes in an FCC crystal. A vector made from two Roman letters describes the Burgers vector of a perfect dislocation. If the vector is made from a Roman letter and a Greek letter, then it is a Frank partial if the letters are
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to reduce the distance between them, so partial dislocations with low stacking fault energies will inherently be more difficult to bring together and thus more difficult to cross slip. Conversely, high stacking fault energy materials will be easier to cross slip.
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A dislocation will decompose into partial dislocations if the energy state of the sum of the partials is less than the energy state of the original dislocation. This is summarized by
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will have smaller distance between partial dislocations. Conversely, low stacking fault energy materials will have large distances between partial dislocations.
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center of the opposite faces for each point as Ī±, Ī², Ī³, and Ī“, respectively. With this, the geometric representation of a Thompson tetrahedron is complete.
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Partial dislocations move freely, but in order to cross slip onto a different plane, they must first constrict to before slipping on a different plane.
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Unfolded Thompson tetrahedrons contain information to quickly view Burgers vectors relative directions in an FCC structure.
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are sessile (immobile), but can move by diffusion of atoms. In FCC systems, Frank partials are given by:
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Thompson tetrahedron drawn inside an FCC crystal and then rotated to more easily see faces and vertices.
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is a dislocation that has dissociated into a pair of partial dislocations. The vector sum of the
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It is useful to summarize this information using an unfolded Thompson tetrahedron.
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generally refer to a pair of dislocations which can lead to the presence of
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Decomposed form of dislocation that occurs within a crystalline material
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must add up to the original vector that is being decomposed:
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In FCC systems, an example of Shockley decomposition is:
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Index

Dislocation (syntax)
Joint dislocation
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materials science
dislocation
crystalline
Burgers vectors
Burgers vector
stacking faults

An unfolded Thompson Tetrahedron
Lomerā€“Cottrell junction

cross slip
shear stress






Category
Crystallographic defects

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