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Dislocation generation is studied in a generalized two-dimensional Frenkel-Kontorova model which allows consideration of dislocations of arbitrary Burgers vector and line shape. Two new mechanisms for dislocation generation at high stresses have been found: (1) heterogeneous nucleation of dislocations on preexisting dislocations and (2) generation of dislocation loops in the wake of a moving dislocation. These new mechanisms provide an understanding of how materials generate the density of dislocations required to accommodate arbitrary strains at high strain rates.
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Lomdahl et al. (1986) studied this question.
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