La nature et les propriétés des dislocations dans la glace sont parfaitement décrites à l'aide d'observations par topographie de rayons X antérieures et d'une étude récente du comportement dynamique. La valeur très faible de l'énergie de faute dans le plan basal trouvée par notre méthode nous amène à conclure que toutes les dislocations dans la glace pourraient être dissociées jusqu'à plusieurs dizaines ou une centaine de nanomètres, suivant leurs vecteurs de Burgers, sur le plan de base. Le mouvement des dislocations, cependant, est limité au plan basal. La forte anisotropie de la déformation plastique du monocristal de glace est due à cette restriction ; le glissement primaire dû au mouvement des dislocations (1/3) sur le plan (0001) est...
A method is described for preparing the surface of ice and for forming etch pits on the prismatic su...
During the course of experiments on crack formation in ice subject to a constant compressive load, s...
Dislocations in ice behave very differently from those in other materials due to the very low energi...
La nature et les propriétés des dislocations dans la glace sont parfaitement décrites à l'aide d'obs...
The renewal of the mechanically disturbed surface layer of ice single crystals greatly increases the...
En utilisant un faisceau de rayons X provenant d'une source synchrotron, des séquences de topographi...
Ice has an hexagonal crystallographic structure and exhibits a strongly anisotropic viscoplastic beh...
Prediction of ice mass flow and associated dynamics is pivotal at a time of climate change. Ice flow...
The most common form of ice belongs to the hexagonal system and has a c/a lattice ratio of 1.628. Di...
International audienceBasal slip of dislocations, the easiest deformation mechanism of ice crystals,...
L'auteur étudie l'interaction dislocation-réseau cristallin qui provient, en particulier, de la diss...
Dislocation multiplication in plasticity research is often connected to the picture of a Frank-Read ...
A field dislocation theory was studied in various plasticity problems where the dislocation distribu...
The ice crystal exhibits a strong viscoplastic anisotropy since it deforms mainly by dislocation gli...
Using columnar-grained ice specimens, a study was done of the reverse plastic deformation (strain re...
A method is described for preparing the surface of ice and for forming etch pits on the prismatic su...
During the course of experiments on crack formation in ice subject to a constant compressive load, s...
Dislocations in ice behave very differently from those in other materials due to the very low energi...
La nature et les propriétés des dislocations dans la glace sont parfaitement décrites à l'aide d'obs...
The renewal of the mechanically disturbed surface layer of ice single crystals greatly increases the...
En utilisant un faisceau de rayons X provenant d'une source synchrotron, des séquences de topographi...
Ice has an hexagonal crystallographic structure and exhibits a strongly anisotropic viscoplastic beh...
Prediction of ice mass flow and associated dynamics is pivotal at a time of climate change. Ice flow...
The most common form of ice belongs to the hexagonal system and has a c/a lattice ratio of 1.628. Di...
International audienceBasal slip of dislocations, the easiest deformation mechanism of ice crystals,...
L'auteur étudie l'interaction dislocation-réseau cristallin qui provient, en particulier, de la diss...
Dislocation multiplication in plasticity research is often connected to the picture of a Frank-Read ...
A field dislocation theory was studied in various plasticity problems where the dislocation distribu...
The ice crystal exhibits a strong viscoplastic anisotropy since it deforms mainly by dislocation gli...
Using columnar-grained ice specimens, a study was done of the reverse plastic deformation (strain re...
A method is described for preparing the surface of ice and for forming etch pits on the prismatic su...
During the course of experiments on crack formation in ice subject to a constant compressive load, s...
Dislocations in ice behave very differently from those in other materials due to the very low energi...