Dislocations in Solids, Vol. 16

292 Pages·2009·5.808 MB·English

by  J.P. Hirth, L. Kubin (Eds.)

Dislocations in Solids
Volume 16
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Dislocations in Solids
Volume 16
The 30th Anniversary Volume
Edited by
J. P. HIRTH
Hereford,AZ, USA
and
L. KUBIN
Laboratoire d’E´tudedes Microstructures,
CNRS-ONERA, ChatillonCedex, France
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Preface
This 30th AnniversaryVolume brings the series to a close. The intent of the series
asinitiatedbyF.R.N.Nabarrowastofeatureincisivepositionpapersandtoextend
thetreatmentofdislocationstonewmaterials.Thesuccessoftheseriesindoingso
is extended in the present volume. New materials addressed for the first time
includethechaptersonmineralsbyBarberetal.andthechapterondislocationsin
colloidal crystals by Schall and Spaepen. The latter was an area of interest for
Nabarro late in his career. Moriarty et al. extend the first principles calculations of
kink configurations in bcc metals to high pressures, including the use of flexible
boundary conditions to model dilatational effects. Rabier et al. clarify the issue of
glide-shuffle slip systems in diamond cubic and related III–V compounds.
Metadislocations, discussed by Feuerbacher and Heggen, represent a new type of
defect in multicomponent metal compounds and alloys. Thus, as with other recent
volumesintheseries,thisvolumeincludeschaptersonawiderangeoftopics,allat
the leading edge of new research in the dislocation area.
J.P. Hirth
L. Kubin
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Contents
Volume 16
Preface v
Contents vii
List of Contents of Volumes 1–15 ix
92. L.H. Yang, M. Tang and J.A. Moriarty
DislocationsandPlasticityinbccTransitionMetalsatHighPressure 1
93. J. Rabier, L. Pizzagalli and J.L. Demenet
Dislocations in Silicon at High Stress 47
94. M. Feuerbacher and M. Heggen
Metadislocations 109
95. D.J. Barber, H.-R. Wenk, G. Hirth and D.L. Kohlstedt
Dislocations in Minerals 171
96. P. Schall and F. Spaepen
Dislocations in Colloidal Crystals 233
Author Index 263
Subject Index 275
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Contents of Volumes 1–15
VOLUME1.TheElasticTheory
1979,1strepr.1980;ISBN0-7204-0756-7
J.Friedel,Dislocations–anintroduction 1
1. A.M.Kosevich,Crystaldislocationsandthetheoryofelasticity 33
2. J.W.SteedsandJ.R.Willis,Dislocationsinanisotropicmedia 143
3. J.D.Eshelby,Boundaryproblems 167
4. B.K.D.Gairola,Nonlinearelasticproblems 223
VOLUME2.DislocationsinCrystals
1979,1strepr.1982;ISBN0-444-85004-x
5. R.BulloughandV.K.Tewary,Latticetheoriesofdislocations 1
6. S.Amelinckx,Dislocationsinparticularstructures 67
7. J.W.Matthews,Misfitdislocations 461
VOLUME3.MovingDislocations
1980;2ndprinting1983;ISBN0-444-85015-5
8. J.WeertmanandJ.R.Weertman,Movingdislocations 1
9. Resistancetothemotionofdislocations(tobeincludedinasupplementaryvolume)
10. G.Scho¨ck,Thermodynamicsandthermalactivationofdislocations 63
11. J.W.ChristianandA.G.Crocker,Dislocationsandlatticetransformations 165
12. J.C.Savage,Dislocationsinseismology 251
VOLUME4.DislocationsinMetallurgy
1979;2ndprinting1983;ISBN0-444-85025-2
13. R.W.BalluffiandA.V.Granato,Dislocations,vacanciesandinterstitials 1
14. F.C.Larche´,Nucleationandprecipitationondislocations 135
15. P.Haasen,Solutionhardeninginf.c.c.metals 155
H.Suzuki,Solidsolutionhardeninginbody-centredcubicalloys 191
V.Gerold,Precipitationhardening 219
16. S.J.BasinskiandZ.S.Basinski,Plasticdeformationandworkhardening 261
17. E.Smith,Dislocationsandcracks 363
VOLUME5.OtherEffectsofDislocations:Disclinations
1980;2ndprinting1983;ISBN0-444-85050-3
18. C.J.Humphreys,Imagingofdislocations 1
19. B.Mutaftschiev,Crystalgrowthanddislocations 57
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