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Kink-Helium Interactions in Tungsten: Increased Dislocation Mobility in the Infinitely Dilute Regime
Point defects such as interstitial atoms are known to be attracted to screw dislocations. Understanding these interaction mechanisms is key to predicting the plasticity of real materials. Using a new machine learning interatomic potential derived from ab initio calculations of helium in tungsten, we
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