Abstract
The dislocation model of liquids has been discussed by many authors [1–13]. There are, however, some criticisms [14,15] of the uniqueness of the definition of dislocations and the applicability of the concept of dislocations to such a high density of dislocations as 1014cm−2 which has been accepted by the dislocation model of liquids. There are also pessimistic views about the usefulness of the model. Namely, a liquid is occupied only by the core of dislocations, which is the most ambiguous in the theory of dislocations, so that the dislocation model does not contribute substantially to a better understanding of liquids.
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Suzuki, H. (1983). Dislocation Model of Liquids — Basic Concepts and Phenomena Related to Atomic Motion. In: Yonezawa, F., Ninomiya, T. (eds) Topological Disorder in Condensed Matter. Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences, vol 46. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82104-2_17
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