Geometric aspects of singular dislocations
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Abstract: The theory of singular dislocations is placed within the framework of the theory of continuous dislocations using de Rham currents. For a general -dimensional manifold, an -current describes a local layering structure and its boundary in the sense of currents represents the structure of the dislocations. Frank's rules for dislocations follow naturally from the nilpotency of the boundary operator.
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