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Die theorie der disklinationen

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Dissertation Teil II, Universität Stuttgart (TH), 1969.

A crystal disclination is a lattice defect which extends along a line. It is geometrically characterized by its line direction and by its “rotation failure”. The rotation failure is analogous to the Burgers vector of crystal dislocations. From special cases we get the geometrical properties of crystal disclinations. By using these properties we develop a continuum theory for the selfstresses caused by disclinations. For “oriented” bodies we define a generalized disclination. Crystal disclinations as well as disclinations in oriented bodies are physically realized.

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Herrn Professor Dr. A. Seeger danke ich für die Anregung und Förderung dieser Arbeit.

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Anthony, KH. Die theorie der disklinationen. Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 39, 43–88 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00281418

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