Wave Front Analysis of a Supersonically Moving Edge Dislocation

Su Rong Huang; Jian Ping Deng

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Wave Front Analysis of a Supersonically Moving Edge Dislocation

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In a transient analysis of an edge dislocation accelerating through the shear wave speed barrier, stress on the forming Mach fronts is analyzed, the wave front equations are given, as well as the effect of the acceleration of the moving edge dislocation on the geometry of the fronts.

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Su Rong Huang, Jian Ping Deng

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Dislocation Dynamics, Mach Fronts, Plastic Deformation, Supersonic Motion

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