Abstract

A dislocation structure is studied in germanium single crystals grown in a regime of minimum temperature gradients at the crystallization front and low supercooling. The investigations show that the distortion of the flat crystallization front arising during crystal droplet detachment in the completion growth stage results in the dislocation generation in the lower parts of dislocation-free single crystals. The dislocations are generated at the phase boundary and propagate in the thermoplasticity zone.

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