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Ge and Si single crystals were deformed into work hardening stage IV at high temperatures. The dislocation structure was investigated by TEM, and was found to consist mainly of hexagonal screw dislocation networks in the primary slip plane. Pre-stages of these were also seen as parallel 60° dislocations of two Burgers vectors in a secondary plane and as square networks. A mechanism is proposed for the formation of the hexagonal nets.
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Brion et al. (1985) studied this question.
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