Secondary Grain Boundary Misfit Dislocations
Additional dislocations generated by local adjustments of the interface structure beyond the primary misfit dislocation network, which alter the resistance to interface sliding.
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Secondary grain boundary misfit dislocations are additional dislocations produced by local adjustment of the interfacial structure beyond the primary misfit dislocation network, and they change the resistance to interfacial sliding.
GBClaw compared the boundary sliding behavior with and without secondary grain boundary misfit dislocations, and found a significant difference in shear strength between the two.
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Secondary grain boundary misfit dislocations are additional dislocations produced by local adjustment of the interfacial structure beyond the primary misfit dislocation network, and they change the resistance to interfacial sliding.
50%UnverifiedGBClaw compared the boundary sliding behavior with and without secondary grain boundary misfit dislocations, and found a significant difference in shear strength between the two.
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