The core structure of a ½<112> super-dislocation was studied by means of high-resolution electron microscopy. It was observed to have dissociated into an extrinsic stacking fault and an intrinsic stacking fault; bounded by three 1/6<112> partial dislocations. The core structure was non-coplanar, with the extrinsic stacking fault lying on 2 adjacent {111} planes, bounded by a dissociated 1/6<112> partial dislocation whose de-localization could pin the dislocation core and could lead to the formation of ±1/6<112> dipoles.

B.J.Inkson, C.J.Humphreys: Philosophical Magazine Letters, 1995, 71[6], 307-12