Elementary Dislocation Theory

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Pub. Date: 1992-06-25
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

This classic text of elementary dislocation theory has been reprinted to fulfill persistent demand. Because it approaches elementary dislocation theory from its most basic level, the material contained in the volume is as up-to-date as when it was first published. The text addresses many aspects of dislocation theory, including the nature of dislocations, Burgers vectors, motion and its impact on dislocations, internal stresses of dislocations, and multiplication of dislocations. The topics of this text are fundamental to the theory of dislocation behavior. Because dislocation is now widely recognized as a key factor determining the behavior of crystalline solids, specialists in electronics materials, as well as fracture mechanics, and materials science and engineering should have a solid grounding in this field. A large number of problems is provided in the text.

Table of Contents

Description of a Dislocation
1(21)
Discovery of the Dislocation
1(3)
Description of the Dislocation Line
4(5)
Prismatic Dislocation Loop
9(2)
Motion of Dislocations
11(4)
Burgers Vector of a Dislocation
15(7)
The Stress Field Around a Dislocation
22(23)
Review of Elasticity Theory
22(10)
Displacement
22(1)
Strain
23(3)
Stress
26(3)
Linear Elasticity Theory
29(1)
Equilibrium Equations
30(2)
Stress and Displacement Field of a Dislocation
32(8)
Stationary Screw Dislocations
32(3)
Stationary Edge Dislocations
35(3)
Mixed Dislocations
38(1)
Uniformly Moving Dislocations
39(1)
Appendix to Chapter 2: Transformation of Stress Components
40(5)
Forces on a Dislocation
45(39)
Self-Energy of a Dislocation Line
45(7)
Strain Energy
45(1)
Screw Dislocation
46(1)
Alternative Self-Energy Calculation
47(2)
Edge Dislocation
49(1)
Mixed Dislocation
50(1)
Energy of a Curved Dislocation Line
50(2)
Line Tension
52(2)
Forces on Dislocations
54(11)
Forces Due to Externally Applied Stress (The Peach-Koehler Equation)
55(3)
Mixed Dislocation
58(3)
Force Due to Internal Stresses
61(4)
Forces Between Dislocations
65(7)
Parallel Screw Dislocations
65(1)
Parallel Edge Dislocations with Parallel Burgers Vectors
66(1)
Parallel Edge Dislocations with Perpendicular Burgers Vectors
67(2)
General Case
69(1)
Forces Between Perpendicular Dislocations
69(1)
Two Perpendicular Screw Dislocations
69(1)
An Edge and a Screw Dislocation Perpendicular to Each Other
70(2)
Chemical Force on a Dislocation
72(5)
Total Force on a Dislocation
77(7)
Dislocation Reactions in Crystals
84(39)
Burgers Vectors of Two or More Combined Dislocations
84(1)
Burgers Vectors of Dislocations Joined at a Node
84(2)
Energy Considerations
86(1)
Face-Centered Cubic Crystals
87(5)
Two Dislocations on the Same (111) Plane
92(1)
Two Dislocations on Different (111) Planes
92(2)
The Frank Sessile Dislocation
94(5)
The Shockley Partial Dislocation
99(4)
Reactions Involving Perfect and Imperfect Dislocations
103(2)
Stair-Rod Dislocation
105(2)
The Cottrell-Lomer Lock
107(1)
Hexagonal Close-Packed Lattice
108(6)
Body-Centered Cubic Crystals
114(9)
Dislocation Multiplication, Twinning, Peierls Force, and Related Topics
123(45)
Dislocation Multiplication
123(3)
Dislocation Pile up
126(5)
Dislocation Intersections and Dislocation Jogs
131(5)
Conservative and Nonconservative Motion of Jogs
136(3)
Pole Mechanism
139(2)
Twinning
141(3)
Emissary Dislocations
144(2)
Stacking Fault Tetrahedron
146(1)
Peierls Stress
147(21)
Simplified Calculations of the Peierls Stress of a Screw Dislocation
149(4)
Self-Energy
153(3)
Peierls Force
156(12)
Image Forces, Interactions with Point Defects, and Other Topics
168(41)
Image Forces
168(5)
Image Dislocation
168(2)
Image Forces Near an Interface Separating Material of Different Elastic Constants
170(3)
Point Defect Interactions-Cottrell Pinning
173(8)
Suzuki, or Chemical, Interaction
178(3)
Other Interactions of Alloying Atoms and Dislocations
181(3)
Stress-Induced Order (Schoeck-Snoek Effect)
181(2)
Long-Range Order
183(1)
Short-Range Order and Clustering
184(1)
Drift of Pinned Dislocations at High Temperatures and Low Stresses
184(3)
Small Angle Grain Boundaries
187(8)
Symmetric Tilt Boundary
187(2)
Energy of a Simple Tilt Boundary
189(1)
Nonsymmetric Tilt Boundary
189(3)
General Tilt Boundary
192(1)
Symmetric Twist Boundary
192(3)
Nonsymmetric Twist Boundary
195(1)
General Small Angle Boundary
195(1)
Curvature of a Crystal Lattice
195(1)
Origin of Dislocations
196(13)
Thermal Stresses
198(1)
Impurity Atoms
198(1)
Vacancy and Interstitial Collapse
198(1)
Screw Dislocation Mechanism
199(2)
Whiskers
201(8)
Appendix 209(2)
Index 211

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