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Lecture 19 of 35WEEK 7

Lecture 19_Stress field around Dislocation

Prof. Sundararaman M · IIT Madras

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  1. Lecture - 01 Introduction to defects in materials Video
  2. Lecture - 02 1-D Lattice Video
  3. Lecture - 03 2-D Lattice Video
  4. Lecture - 04 3-D Lattice - a Video
  5. Lecture - 05 3-D Lattice - b Video
  6. Lecture - 06 3-D Lattice - c Video
  7. Lecture - 07 3 D Crystals Video
  8. Lecture - 08 Types of Point Defects Video
  9. Lecture 09 Vacancy Concentration Determination 1 Video
  10. Vacancy Concentration Determination 2 Video
  11. Point Defect Interstitial Video
  12. Transforamtion of co-ordinates Video
  13. Tensor 1 Video
  14. Tensor 2 Video
  15. Strain Video
  16. Lecture - 16 Stress Video
  17. Lecture - 17 Description of Dislocation 1 Video
  18. Lecture - 18 Description of Dislocation 2 Video
  19. Lecture 19_Stress field around Dislocation Video
  20. Lecture 20_Self Energy of Dislocation Video
  21. Lecture 21_Force on Dislocation Video
  22. Lecture - 22 Forces Between Dislocation Video
  23. Lecture - 23 Chemical Force on Dislocation Video
  24. Lecture - 24 Perfect Dislocation in FCC Structures Video
  25. Lecture - 25 Instrinsic Stacking Faults in FCC Video
  26. Lecture - 26 Extrinsic Faults and Thompson Tetrahedron in FCC Video
  27. Lecture - 27 Dislocations in BCC and HCP Video
  28. Dislocations in Ordered Alloys and Dislocation Dislocation Interaction Video
  29. Twinning 1 Video
  30. Twinning 2 Video
  31. Lecture 31 Martensitic Transformation 01 Video
  32. Lecture 32 Martensitic Transformation 02 Video
  33. Lecture 33 Interfaces 01 Video
  34. Lecture 34 Interfaces 02 Video
  35. Lecture 35 Defect Interaction and Strength Video