1973
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0248(73)90151-6
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Sur l'origine des dislocations dans les cristaux obtenus par recristallisation

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“…There is no dislocation in 250 mm  250 mm areas of the topograph in figure 12 (a), while there are many in the topograph in figure 3. The degree of perfection of the highly defective quasicrystalline region that we identified is rather similar to that of other Al crystals that we commonly obtained by utilizing very careful preparation conditions (Gastaldi et al 1973) (figures 3 and 12 (b)). Accordingly, it is confirmed that the degree of perfection of icosahedral QCs is quite comparable with that of metallic crystals and can approach locally, in areas 24 J. Gastaldi et al Figure 13.…”
Section: Lengths We Found Evidence Of Anomalous Transmission (Borrmamentioning
confidence: 52%
“…There is no dislocation in 250 mm  250 mm areas of the topograph in figure 12 (a), while there are many in the topograph in figure 3. The degree of perfection of the highly defective quasicrystalline region that we identified is rather similar to that of other Al crystals that we commonly obtained by utilizing very careful preparation conditions (Gastaldi et al 1973) (figures 3 and 12 (b)). Accordingly, it is confirmed that the degree of perfection of icosahedral QCs is quite comparable with that of metallic crystals and can approach locally, in areas 24 J. Gastaldi et al Figure 13.…”
Section: Lengths We Found Evidence Of Anomalous Transmission (Borrmamentioning
confidence: 52%
“…As in previous topographic studies, made a posteriori (Gastaldi, Marzo & Jourdan, 1973) or in situ under ordinary vacuum (Gastaldi & Jourdan, 1978, 1979 a holding device for samples which minimizes stresses has been used. In this device, samples (25 x 15 x 0.8 mm) are held-between two points in a 'stirrup piece' and have been cut around the holding points with a spark-cutting machine (Gastaldi, Marzo & Jourdan, 1973).…”
Section: I12 Sample Holding and Storagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…C'est une des raisons pour lesquelles il a 6t6 impossible de juger de leur existence, mais nous pensons 6galement que les auteurs n'op6raient pas dans de bonnes conditions exp6rimentales pour les observer et les caract6riser. Ils ne tenaient pas compte des conditions de croissance (mode de recristallisation), de l'atmosph6re de recuit et de la temp6rature de recristallisation, qui sont des facteurs dont d6pendent la densit6 et la configuration des dislocations (Gastaldi, 1975;Gastaldi, Grange & Jourdan, 1972;Gastaldi, Marzo & Jourdan, 1973).…”
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“…Des cristaux d'aluminium raffin6 (99,98~o de puret6), en forme de plaquettes de dimensions 30 x 15 x 0,8 mm, ont 6t6 pr6par6s par recristallisation secondairelaminage s6v6re (---90~) suivi d'un recuit/~ 515 ou 600°C -sous ultra-vide (P< 10 -8 torr) et refroidis tr6s lentement (3,5°C/h) (Gastaldi et al, 1973). Ceux-ci ont 6t6 ensuite mont6s sur une chambre de Lang, afin d'6tudier les dislocations qu'ils contenaient.…”
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