Fission Fragment Damage to Crystal Lattices: Lead Iodide. II. Atomic Displacement

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This paper describes some dynamic calculations which have been performed for a simulated lead iodide lattice on a high speed digital computer. The principle is similar to that of earlier computations for metals by Gibson, Goland, Milgram & Vineyard (1960). The results show that channelling of atoms in the lead iodide lattice is possible in the <1011> direction and parallel to the basal plane. It is suggested that channelling of knocked-on lattice atoms in lead iodide may be a factor in increasing considerably the mobility of point defects in an irradiated crystal and in explaining electron microscope observations of fission fragment damage.

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