Si/Ge (111) Semicoherent Interfaces: Responses to an In‐Plane Shear and Interactions with Lattice Dislocations

Si/Ge (111) Semicoherent Interfaces: Responses to an In‐Plane Shear and Interactions with Lattice Dislocations
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10.1002/pssb.202000274
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2020-08
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physica status solidi (b)
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通讯作者:
Shuozhi Xu;Yang Li;Youping Chen
Shuozhi Xu;Yang Li;Youping Chen
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Shuozhi Xu;Yang Li;Youping Chen

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Concurrent atomistic–continuum simulations are employed to study Si/Ge (111) semicoherent interfaces in terms of their responses to an in‐plane shear and interactions with lattice dislocations. Three types of Si/Ge interfaces, differing in interfacial structures and energy, are considered. Type I interface coincides with the shuffle‐set slip plane and contains a hexagonal network of edge dislocations. Type II and Type III interfaces both coincide with the glide‐set slip plane, yet they contain, respectively, a triangular and a hexagonal network of Shockley partial dislocations. The simulations show that among the three types of interfaces, 1) Type I interface is the least stable subject to an in‐plane shear and 2) Type III interface impedes the gliding of lattice dislocations the most significantly.