In situ deformation experiments were performed on pure Ge. In addition to qualitative observations being made, the velocity of dislocations was measured as a function of dislocation character and length at various temperatures and stresses. The local effective stress was estimated from the curvature of the dislocations. Combining the in situ results with double-etch-pit experiments allows estimation of the mean free path of kinks. Then a set of material parameters are calculated within the framework of the Hirth–Lothe theory.
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