Classical and hybrid density-functional/classical molecular dynamics study of dislocation core in alumina ceramic

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We perform molecular-dynamics simulations to investigate the atomic and electronic structures of a basal edge dislocation in α-Al 2O3. The core structure consisting of two non-stoichiometric partial dislocations, which has been recently proposed by an experiment, is examined by an empirical interatomic-potential model and by a hybrid quantum/classical approach. The atomic rearrangements in the full and in the partial dislocation cores are analyzed. The local electronic structure in the full dislocation core is evaluated by the density-functional method applied for a quantum-cluster region in the hybrid simulations. Interaction potentials between partial dislocations are investigated by the classical model. Results preliminarily obtained show that the partials aligned normal to a basal plane ({0001}) has a short-ranged repulsive nature approximately within 8 Å. © 2009 The Japan Institute of Metals.

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Tsurata, K., Koyama, T., & Ogata, S. (2009). Classical and hybrid density-functional/classical molecular dynamics study of dislocation core in alumina ceramic. In Materials Transactions (Vol. 50, pp. 1015–1018). https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.MC200833

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