The point defect states before and after stage I and stage III annealing are compared by means of 80 °K damage rate measurements. The results can be interpreted most easily by vacancy migration in stage III or more artificially by the conversion of the “stage III interstitial” to a third modification. The stage I annealing results in an at least partial formation of stable di‐interstitials.
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