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Elastic fields of dislocation walls at the interface of a bicrystal are determined in both the isotropic and anisotropic cases. Singularities at the interface are represented in terms of line force fields. It is shown that the long–range portion of the stress field of the wall can be removed without introducing incompatibilities at the interface.
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