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Spontaneous formation of a surface dislocation loop

The corresponding work done against the background elastic deformation field due to mismatch is [Pg.495]

The total work done in forming the dislocation is then [Pg.495]

For very small values of R/h, the behavior of the function is dominated by W R), and W R) increases from fF(0) = 0 with increasing R/h. On the other hand, for large values of R/b, the behavior is dominated by and W R) decreases to ever more negative values. The function assumes a maximum value at some intermediate value of R this maximum value represents the activation energy that must be supplied through random thermal fluctuations in order to nucleate a dislocation in the form of a surface half loop. The value of R at which this maximum occurs, say i2max satisfies the equation iF (i2max) = 0 which implies that [Pg.496]


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