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Using high-resolution electron microscopy (HREM) the core structure of a 1/2(112) superdislocation in TiAl is examined and observed to have dissociated into an extrinsic stacking fault and an intrinsic stacking fault, bounded by three 1/6(112) partial dislocations. The core structure is non-coplanar, with the extrinsic stacking fault lying on two adjacent [111] planes bounded by a dissociated b = 1/6(112) partial dislocation whose deiocalization can pin the dislocation core and may lead to the formation of ±1/6(112)dipoles.
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Inkson et al. (1995) studied this question.
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