Dislocations in metals give rise to damping or internal friction in a variety of ways. It is now possible to recognize experimentally at least five quite distinct types of damping. The present experimental position is briefly reviewed and short discussions are given of the underlying mechanisms responsible for the friction. Indications are given of points requiring further study.
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