Diffraction effects from h.c.p. crystals with random growth faults undergoing transformation to the f.c.c. phase by the deformation mechanism

Sebastian, M. T. ; Krishna, P. (1987) Diffraction effects from h.c.p. crystals with random growth faults undergoing transformation to the f.c.c. phase by the deformation mechanism Physica Status Solidi A, 101 (2). pp. 329-337. ISSN 0031-8965

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Abstract

Hexagonally close-packed cobalt crystals often contain a random distribution of growth faults. The h.c.p. to f.c.c. transformation is effected by a non-random insertion of deformation faults at two layer separations. The kinematical theory is developed of diffraction from h.c.p. crystals containing randomly distributed growth faults undergoing a transformation to the f.c.c. phase. The presence of a small amount of random growth faults give rise to an additional broadening of some of the reflections.

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