Edge Dislocations {Texas A&M: Intro to Materials}

Short video describing edge dislocations: definition, Burgers vector, stress fields
Video lecture for Introduction to Materials Science & Engineering (MSEN 201/MEEN 222), Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.
engineering.tamu.edu/materials

[@fukgovernment]

explanation is crystal(line) clear. No defects :P Thanks !

[@beyondinfinite7875]

Thank You so much sir :) I spent seven hours to understand those twelve pages of the book but even after that I was unable to explain what I understood. You made it easy to understand. you gave the picture of the whole concept. Well explained. Deep gratitude Sir . Thank you again . :)

[@QuadraQs]

You explain things much much better than my lecturer. Thanks so much !

[@BilalKhan-iv4yu]

Thank you Sir! Very helpful video becz before watching this video I just tried many time to read the book again and again for understanding but I didn't understand and now I got it. So again thank you Sir!

[@AmitKUMAR-iz5qu]

The concept of dislocation is quite hard but your two video ( Edge and screw dislocation) is amazing and easy to understand each and every thing.. Thank you professor.

[@dhruvbhate]

Thank you, Professor! You should do a full course on Materials on edX!

[@ranamoeni6595]

THE BEST EXPLAIN EVER , TNX

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materials made easy!!! thanx PROF

[@rinnie897]

Its a very clear explanation. Thank u professor..

[@hariompathak1435]

Great video sir... it really helped me lot... loads of thanks....

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[@raissasmiley1586]

thank you very much for me material science is such a boring course compare to the other courses i take this semester but thanks to you i had moree confident and interest to study more and be ready for my final exams

[@sherifsobhy2347]

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[@salubest]

Thanks alot sir.....

[@dioic13]

As for dislocation motion I don't see how are we getting figure c from figure a and what is "shear" to be precise?

[@shahkhuram7280]

one of the most understandable and nice lecture .......you r brilliant professor

[@SnehaSingh-zj9vm]

Is the dislocation going from top to bottom, or from out of the page into the page? I don't understand what we are supposed to look at. Except for that, I love your videos.

[@sivam.behera]

Dislocation is going into and out to the page..

[@mjg23556]

My question is how dislocation forms in first place