The electron microscope image contrast of pure edge dislocation loops in cubic crystals is calculated by taking into account elastic anisotropy. In copper and nickel, the black—white contrast of a Frank loop is stretched considerably and is aligned exactly along the 〈111〉 direction of the Burgers vector. In niobium, the black—white contrast direction of a perfect loop is approximately halfway between the Burgers vector and the diffraction vector. These reslts are in good agreement with the anisotropic elastic properties of these crystals.
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