Non-Planar Dislocations in MoSi2

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Non-planar dislocation dissociations and cores play a fundamental role in mechanical properties of many materials. In this contribution, we concentrate on the complex structures arising from a large number of possible metastable stacking faults in disilicides with the C11b structure, specifically MoSi2. First, gamma-surfaces for the planes with high atomic density in this intermetallic are presented. Employing these results, possible configurations of dislocation dissociations are discussed and related to the deformation behavior.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 592-593)

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November 2013

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