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Materials Science Assignment

This document is an assignment that is due on March 17th in class. It contains a question about determining if a given dislocation reaction is energetically possible. The reaction involves three dislocation burgers vectors, b1, b2 and b3. It provides the burgers vectors and asks the student to assume they are all edge dislocations. It then gives the equation to calculate the elastic deformation energy for edge dislocations and states that using this equation shows the given dislocation reaction is energetically possible.

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Materials Science Assignment

This document is an assignment that is due on March 17th in class. It contains a question about determining if a given dislocation reaction is energetically possible. The reaction involves three dislocation burgers vectors, b1, b2 and b3. It provides the burgers vectors and asks the student to assume they are all edge dislocations. It then gives the equation to calculate the elastic deformation energy for edge dislocations and states that using this equation shows the given dislocation reaction is energetically possible.

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Assignment #6

Due Monday, March 17 in class

Question 1: Consider the following dislocation reaction:


  
b=
1 b2 + b3

 1  1  1
=
With b1 = [1 0 1] , b2 [11 2=] and b3 2 1 1 . Assuming all dislocations are edge
2 6 6
dislocations, please determine if the above dislocation reaction is energetically possible.
Solutions:

For edge dislocation, the elastic deformation energy

[ ] [ ] [ ]

Therefore, the above dislocation reaction is energetically possible.

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