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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-82495-2ED). The fundamental studies of CBED techniques and interpretation are far from complete, .making it impossible to include complete details in this book. Lengthy descriptions of methods and applications are given in the books by Tanaka and Terauchi [1985] and Tanaka, et al. [1988]. The subjects pres

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Neil Oschlag-Michael,Surja Dattaes of the elements. An alternative categorization is to use the Mendeleev number and chemical scale proposed by Pettifor [1984] and shown in Table 11.1. The Mendeleev number is similar to the atomic number, but the basis for the ordering is the structure the element possesses. The chemical scale is

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S. Hakan Can,Durmus Alper Camlibel Weertman, 1964]. The resulting imperfection in the translational periodicity may be in the form of a line that lies in the plane of translation. The lattice points near the line are distorted. If the translation occurs perpendicular to the line, the dislocation is edge type. If the translation occu

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Packing Fraction and Stacking Sequences,g of layers) is relatively simple. There are “privileged” positions in cubic and hcp stacking, designated as A, B, or C sites, planes, or stacking. The geometrical definitions of A, B, and C are given in Figure 4.1.

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Slip Systems, (.), 6 <110> directions in each octahedral plane. Each of the directions is common to two octahedral planes, resulting in a total of 12 slip systems. Slip is also possible on (100) along < .>. The number of independent slip systems is 12. Slip is illustrated in Figures 7.1 and 7.2.

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Structure Symbols,ais lattices, point groups, glide planes, screw axes, and space groups. The rationale for this hierarchy is discussed in detail in the International Crystallography Tables [1983]. The symbols described in the following sections are based on this hierarchy. Other symbol systems are in use, as well, b

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Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction,ED). The fundamental studies of CBED techniques and interpretation are far from complete, .making it impossible to include complete details in this book. Lengthy descriptions of methods and applications are given in the books by Tanaka and Terauchi [1985] and Tanaka, et al. [1988]. The subjects pres

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Miscellaneous Tables and Data,es of the elements. An alternative categorization is to use the Mendeleev number and chemical scale proposed by Pettifor [1984] and shown in Table 11.1. The Mendeleev number is similar to the atomic number, but the basis for the ordering is the structure the element possesses. The chemical scale is