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Evolution of Irradiation-Induced Defect Landscape through Edge Dislocation and Vacancy Loop Interactions in Tungsten
Structural materials in fusion reactors develop irradiation-induced defect populations that govern their mechanical behaviour. While advanced microscopy provides detailed characterisation of such defects, their dynamic evolution through dislocation-defect interactions during plastic deformation rema
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