DISCO: a general software tool for dislocation contrast factor calculations in diffraction analysis

Malagutti, M.A.; D'Incau, M.; Scardi, P.

doi:10.1107/S1600576726007053

Figure 1
Schematic representation of a dislocation slip system, with the slip plane (HKL) having normal vector n and Burgers vector b_v in the 〈uvw〉 direction of the crystallite system. The (a, b, c) vectors correspond to the basis in crystallographic coordinates, whereas ( $[\hat {\bf i}, \hat {\bf j}, \hat {\bf k}]$ ) correspond to new orthonormal crystal frame coordinates constructed from (a, b, c). The slip-system frame is constructed from (e₁, e₂, e₃), where e₁ makes an angle φ with the Burgers direction and characterizes the slip system.

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