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Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) observations were performed and dislocations were observed on the atomic scale.
No defects such as threading dislocations were observed within the SiGe/Si MQWs even if extending the observation area, indicating the high-quality SiGe epitaxy by UHV/CVD.
A large number of dislocations were observed in grains even in the superplastically deformed specimen.
Twins and dislocations were observed at the interface of TiC particles and the matrix.
Misfit and threading dislocations were observed in the single-layered film, while the threading dislocations were dramatically decreased and no misfit dislocations were found in the multilayered film.
Undissociated 1/2〈1 1 0〉 dislocations were observed, as were numerous stacking faults, which imply the dissociation of several of these dislocations into 1/6〈1 1 2〉 Shockley partials.
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Further below this regime, a high density of twins and dislocations was observed.
This results in a significantly reduced electron mobility in comparison to a device with a SL, where lattice relaxation is nearly complete and no threading dislocations are observed.
A mass of high density dislocations was observed in LSPed layer and gradually disappeared during the following annealing treatment.
During deformation in the 〈110〉 direction a larger permanent deformation and a density of dislocations was observed.
Several deformation mechanisms, such as dislocation pile-up on the interface, dislocation cross-slip and movement of misfit dislocations, are observed.
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