Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary

In 1965, Armstrong and Head explored the problem of a pile-up of screw dislocations against a grain boundary. They used numerical methods to determine the positions of the dislocations in the pile-up and they were able to fit approximate formulae for the locations of the first and last dislocations....

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Main Author: Hall, C
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2010
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description In 1965, Armstrong and Head explored the problem of a pile-up of screw dislocations against a grain boundary. They used numerical methods to determine the positions of the dislocations in the pile-up and they were able to fit approximate formulae for the locations of the first and last dislocations. These formulae were used to gain insights into the Hall-Petch relationship. More recently, Voskoboinikov et al. used asymptotic techniques to study the equivalent problem of a pile-up of a large number of screw dislocations against a bimetallic interface. In this paper, we extend the work of Voskoboinikov et al. to construct systematic asymptotic expressions for the formulae proposed by Armstrong and Head. The further extension of these techniques to more general pile-ups is also outlined. As a result of this work, we show that a pile-up against a grain boundary can become equivalent to a pile-up against a locked dislocation in the case where the mismatch across the boundary is small. © 2010 Taylor and Francis.
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spelling oxford-uuid:6d8b54b7-3ea4-446b-8f89-56663d6b607c2022-03-26T19:18:26ZAsymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundaryJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:6d8b54b7-3ea4-446b-8f89-56663d6b607cEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2010Hall, CIn 1965, Armstrong and Head explored the problem of a pile-up of screw dislocations against a grain boundary. They used numerical methods to determine the positions of the dislocations in the pile-up and they were able to fit approximate formulae for the locations of the first and last dislocations. These formulae were used to gain insights into the Hall-Petch relationship. More recently, Voskoboinikov et al. used asymptotic techniques to study the equivalent problem of a pile-up of a large number of screw dislocations against a bimetallic interface. In this paper, we extend the work of Voskoboinikov et al. to construct systematic asymptotic expressions for the formulae proposed by Armstrong and Head. The further extension of these techniques to more general pile-ups is also outlined. As a result of this work, we show that a pile-up against a grain boundary can become equivalent to a pile-up against a locked dislocation in the case where the mismatch across the boundary is small. © 2010 Taylor and Francis.
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Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
title Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
title_full Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
title_fullStr Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
title_full_unstemmed Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
title_short Asymptotic expressions for the nearest and furthest dislocations in a pile-up against a grain boundary
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