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SUMMARY:Associating GB Characteristics with its Sink Efficiency in Absorbi
 ng Frank Loops in Cu
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nAssociating GB Characteristics with its Sink 
 Efficiency in Absorbing Frank Loops in Cu\n\nFensin, Chen, Dang, vo, Hosem
 ann\n\nMolecular dynamics (MD) simulations are performed to investigate th
 e interaction of a migrating grain boundary (GB) with interstitial Frank l
 oops, using a set of GBs along the [100] tilt axis in Cu as model systems.
  Our results show that the interaction is directly related to the misorien
 tation angle. Specifically, three modes of interaction are observed as a f
 unction of misorientation angle. The sink efficiency of a GB, namely, the 
 capability of a GB to absorb the Frank loops, increases with misorientatio
 n angle. The above trends are explained based on the differences in the st
 ructural units comprising the GB. Additionally, the transition angle betwe
 en different modes can be altered by varying the local GB structure.\n\nDo
 main: Chemistry and Materials, Physics, Engineering
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