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Dislocations and the commensurate-incommensurate transition in two dimensions

by: SN Coppersmith, Daniel S Fisher, BI Halperin, PA Lee, WF Brinkman
Physical Review B, Vol. 25, No. 1. (1 January 1982), 349.


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The stability of weakly incommensurate two-dimensional solid phases described by periodic arrays of discommensurations has been investigated. It is shown that incommensurate phases consisting of a small number of possible commensurate domains of either the striped or honeycomb type are unstable with respect to the spontaneous creation of dislocations. Such phases are consequently "liquids;" with exponential decay of correlations. The consequences of these results on the phase diagram of overlayers and the relation with experiment is discussed.


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