作者: S.I. Rao , D.M. Dimiduk , C. Woodward , T.A. Parthasarathy
DOI: 10.1080/09500839.2011.581703
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摘要: There is a significant body of literature wherein linear approximation Escaig's model used to justify the large experimentally measured activation-volumes for cross-slip in face-centered-cubic copper. Here, by examining error between and original theory, we show that this explanation not satisfactory. The calculated value activation volume copper, using equations, yields ∼60b 3 (b = Burgers vector) while 200b 3, latter result fortuitously matching experimental values.