General expressions are derived for the stress components due to an arbitrary continuous distribution of dislocations prescribed in a cylindrical coordinate system. Results are obtained for the stress field of a helical dislocation of uniform shape with the Burgers vector along its axis. The additional energy arising from the interaction of a point defect with the helix is obtained and the behavior of the defect examined. It is also shown how results for circular dislocation loops are readily obtained from the general expressions and in particular the problem of a rotational loop, which is formed by twisting the two faces of the slip surface relative to each other, is solved.
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