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Contrast experiments are used to determine by transmission electron microscopy and electron diffraction the displacement vector associated with the anti‐phase boundaries in rutile. The criteria derived elsewhere [3] for the contrast at π‐boundaries are applied, and the conditions for extinction of the contrast are also used to determine the vector. A vector of the type 1/6 〈211〉 is found, which is in disagreement with the 1/2 〈101〉 vector previously proposed [1, 2]. The method used here is general and could be used to find the displacement vector at a stacking fault or an anti‐phase boundary in other materials.
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J. van Landuyt (1966) studied this question.
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