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The technique of transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has been applied to study the nature of damage rafts, which act as dislocation sources, in proton bombarded (5×1015, 1016 protons cm2) GaAs. The results show that the rafts consist of a planar array of voids lying on the {110} planes. The dislocations generated at these rafts are glissile, of the (a/2) <110> type and glide on the {111} planes intersecting the rafts.
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Neethling et al. (1983) studied this question.
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