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Dislocation dynamics during the growth of silicon ribbon
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1986
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EngineeringMechanical EngineeringSilicon RibbonSilicon On InsulatorMechanics ModelingMechanicsThermomechanical AnalysisDislocation DensitiesPhysicsMechanical BehaviorSolid MechanicsDefect FormationPlasticityMobile Dislocation DensityMicrostructureDislocation InteractionDynamic Constitutive BehaviorApplied PhysicsConstitutive ModelingThermal EngineeringDislocation DynamicsMechanics Of Materials
The thermal viscoplastic stresses and the dislocation densities in silicon ribbon are computed for an axially changing thermal profile by using an iterative finite difference method. A material constitutive equation (Haasen–Sumino model) which involves an internal variable (mobile dislocation density) is used. The results are interpreted as showing that there is a maximum width of silicon ribbon that can be grown when viscoplasticity and dislocations are considered. This maximum width limitation does not exist if the material behavior is elastic.
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