Partial Dislocations
Partial Dislocations is a crystallographic defect consisting of a dislocation that separates into two or more distinct dislocation segments, each with a reduced Burgers vector, such that the region between them exhibits a stacking fault, thereby distinguishing it from full dislocations that preserve perfect lattice periodicity upon glide.
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