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Screw dislocation in a non-homogeneous medium

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After a general formulation of the problem of a Volterra dislocation in a linear continuum with gradually varying elastic constants, the special case of a screw dislocation in a hollow non-homogeneous cylinder is treated. For the shear modulusG with the dependence on polar coordinatesr, ϕ in the formG=F(r) Φ(ϕ), a simple analytic solution is found. For comparison, a solution for a screw dislocation in a cylinder with analogous discontinuous changes of G is also constructed. The effect on a non-homogeneous distribution of impurities on the elastic energy of a screw dislocation is briefly discussed.

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Kroupa, F. Screw dislocation in a non-homogeneous medium. Czech J Phys 27, 1378–1384 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01588767

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