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Pictures to: 3. TEM Work at Cornell University |
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3.1.1. TEM Investigations of Grain Boudnaries in Silicon |
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In what follows I present the pictures used for the one and only major publication concerned with the structure of the grain boundaries. Besides the originals, I give some auxiliary pictures that show essentially
the same structure. |
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| Fig. 2 in publication. |
Kinematical bright-field image of a low-angle twist boundary on a (111) plane. The diffraction vector in
this and the forthcoming figures is indicated by narrow; here it is g = {lll}. |
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Auxiliary picture to Fig. 2 in publication. Different contrast conditions show the complete
network and the stacking faults in the knots |
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| Same as above.
On the upper left the network switches to the simple heaxagonal form in a twin boundary |
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Fig. 3 in publication. |
Direct lattice image of an amorphous region. White ' dots ' can be thought to correspond to the open channels
in a <110> direction; the spacing of the fringes is 0.31 nm . |
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| Fig. 4 in publication. |
Low-angle twist boundary on a (100) plane imaged with different diffraction conditions. g={220) in 4 (a,c);
g=(400) in 4 (b ); 4 (d) was taken with multi-beam conditions close to the (100) pole. The (220) Kikuchi bands, the major
diffraction spots end the position of the aperture on the primary beam are indicated. |
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Fig. 6 in publication The "famous" picture showing the "text book" structure
of as low-angle twist boundary on a {100 plane} with its square network of screw dislocations. |
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| Auxiliary picture to Fig. 6. |
Extrinsic dislocations in the dislocation network of a low-angle twist boundary on a (100) plane.
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Part of the structure shown above. Weak beam, showing only one set of dislocations. |
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Complementary picture to the one above. Showing the other set of screw dislocations. |
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| Similar to Fig. 6 in publication. |
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| Similar to Fig. 6 in publication. |
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| Fig. 7 in paper. |
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| Detail of Fig. 7. |
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| Similar to Fig. 7b). |
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Fig. 8 in paper Even the Philosophical Magazine, allowing rather large pictures and good print
quality, could not do justice to this picture. Here you can see the networl, if just barely. |
Image of a low-angle twist boundary on a (100) plane with a twist angle of 8' taken under multi-beam conditions. |
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3.1 TEM Work at Cornell University; 3.1 TEM Investigations of Grain Boundaries in Silicon
Pictures to: 3.1 TEM Work at Cornell University; 3.1.1. TEM Investigations of Grain Boundaries in Silicon
Pictures to: 3.1 TEM Work at Cornell University; 3.1.1. TEM Investigations of Grain Boundaries in Silicon
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