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Atomic scale modelling of the cores of dislocations in complex materials part 1: methodology

Date

Authors

Walker, Andrew

Gale, Julian D

Slater, Ben

Wright, Kate

Publisher

Royal Society of Chemistry

Abstract

Dislocations influence many properties of crystalline solids, including plastic deformation, growth and dissolution, diffusion and the formation of polytypes. Some of these processes can be described using continuum methods but this approach fails when a

Keywords

Keywords: zeolite; article; biomedical engineering; chemical model; chemistry; crystallization; elasticity; materials; mathematics; methodology; nanotechnology; Biomedical Engineering; Crystallization; Elasticity; Manufactured Materials; Mathematics; Models, Chemic

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1885/81367

Collections

Open Access Research

Source

Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Type

Journal article

DOI

10.1039/b505612h