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In long period ordered alloys some partial dislocations exist, leaving behind only a stackiny fault without destroying the chemical order. Providing that the pure stacking fault energg is low enough, those dislocations control plastic deformation, as it is shown in the Ag3Mg case. Some physical consequences are drawn from that model.
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Vanderschaeve et al. (1973) studied this question.
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