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In the stress field of a moving dislocation, stress-induced local rearrangement of solute atoms takes place. From this rearrangement there results a friction force, which depends on the velocity of the dislocation. It should be possible to detect this effect in creep experiments.
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G. Schoeck (1956) studied this question.
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