3.2a: Defects in Crystals (Dislocations - Part I)
Introduces the concept of a dislocation as a 1-D defect that allows lattice planes to slip, which causes plastic deformation.
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3.2b: Crystal Defects (Dislocations - Part II)
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3.1a: Crystal Defects (Point Defects - Part I)
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0: Introduction to Materials Science
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Monte Carlo Simulation
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