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Abstract

This paper presents a review of atomic-scale defects (planar defects and dislocations) analysis using atom probe (AP) and field ion microscopy (FIM). A large part of the discussion is dedicated to the first atomic-scale observation of a Cottrell atmosphere by a three-dimensional atom probe method (3DAP). The nanoscale boron segregation to line dislocations and planar defects in a B2-ordered FeAl (40 at.%Al) is imaged in three dimensions of the real space. The boron-enriched Cottrell atmosphere is imaged in the close vicinity of an edge 〈001〉 dislocation as a rod 3 nm in diameter, around to the dislocation line.

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2003-08-01
2024-05-09
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