Influence of slip direction on the photoplastic effect in cadmium sulfide

Studies of the photoplastic behavior of CdS single crystals show that when slip occurs on the basal plane, a large increase in flow stress is observed in the presence of incident light. However, when the crystal is oriented for slip on the prismatic planes, a very small photoplastic effect is observ...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 1990-01, Vol.56 (4), p.335-336
Main Authors: GAROSSHEN, T. J, KIM, C. S, GALLIGAN, J. M
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