Abstract
Vacant crystal lattice sites, or vacancies, allow atoms to migrate in a crystalline solid. A new way of measuring such vacancies using laser interferometry shows how vacancy concentration changes with a sudden increase in temperature. This technique could be used to study the mechanical strength of certain alloys.
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