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Measurements of velocities of dislocations in silicon as a function of temperature and type of electronic impurity doping using Lang x-ray topography are reported. Doping with n- and p-type impurities results in an increase of the dislocation velocity and a decrease of the activation energy for both screw and 60° dislocations. The double kink nucleation and migration model of Gerk that takes kink motion to be limited by Auger electron-hole recombination-generation processes yields a satisfactory description of the experimental results.
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