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      From atomistic model to the Peierls--Nabarro model with \(\gamma\)-surface

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          The Peierls--Nabarro (PN) model for dislocations is a hybrid model that incorporates the atomistic information of the dislocation core structure into the continuum theory. In this paper, we study the connection between a full atomistic model and a PN model with \(\gamma\)-surface for the dislocation in a bilayer system (e.g. bilayer graphene). Under some stability condition, we prove that the displacement field of the atomistic model is asymptotically close to that of the dislocation solution of the PN model. Our work can be considered as a generalization of the analysis of the convergence from atomistic model to Cauchy--Born rule for crystals without defects in the literature.

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          Intrinsic stacking faults in body-centred cubic crystals

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            Measurement of the cleavage energy of graphite

            The basal plane cleavage energy (CE) of graphite is a key material parameter for understanding many of the unusual properties of graphite, graphene and carbon nanotubes. Nonetheless, a wide range of values for the CE has been reported and no consensus has yet emerged. Here we report the first direct, accurate experimental measurement of the CE of graphite using a novel method based on the self-retraction phenomenon in graphite. The measured value, 0.37±0.01 J m−2 for the incommensurate state of bicrystal graphite, is nearly invariant with respect to temperature (22 °C≤T≤198 °C) and bicrystal twist angle, and insensitive to impurities from the atmosphere. The CE for the ideal ABAB graphite stacking, 0.39±0.02 J m−2, is calculated based on a combination of the measured CE and a theoretical calculation. These experimental measurements are also ideal for use in evaluating the efficacy of competing theoretical approaches.
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              From Molecular Models¶to Continuum Mechanics

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                2017-06-09
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                1706.03145
                62162a25-cc1f-43da-9b6d-66d55bc704a1

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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