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Subgrain boundaries in Antarctic ice quantified by X-ray Laue diffraction

Weikusat, Ilka
Miyamoto, Atsushi
Faria, Sergio H.
Kipfstuhl, Sepp
Azuma, Nobuhiko
Hondoh, Takeo
Journal: Journal of Glaciology, 2011
57, 201: 111 - 120
DOI: https://doi.org/10.23689/fidgeo-2783
Weikusat, Ilka; Miyamoto, Atsushi; Faria, Sergio H.; Kipfstuhl, Sepp; Azuma, Nobuhiko; Hondoh, Takeo, 2011: Subgrain boundaries in Antarctic ice quantified by X-ray Laue diffraction. In: Journal of Glaciology, Band 57, 201: 111 - 120, DOI: 10.23689/fidgeo-2783.
 
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Ice in polar ice sheets undergoes deformation during its flow towards the coast. Deformation and recrystallization microstructures such as subgrain boundaries can be observed and recorded using high-resolution light microscopy of sublimation-edged sample surfaces (microstructure mapping). Subgrain boundaries observed by microstructure mapping reveal characteristic shapes and arrangements. As these arrangements are related to the basal plane orientation, full crystallographic orientation measurements are needed for further characterization and interpretation of the subgrain boundary types. X-ray Laue diffraction measurements validate the sensitivity of different boundary types with sublimation used by microstructure mapping for the classification. X-ray Laue diffraction provides misorientation values of all four crystal axes. Line scans across a subgrain boundary pre-located by microstructure mapping can determine the rotation axis and angle. Together with the orientation of the subgrain boundary this yields information on the dislocation types. Tilt and twist boundaries composed of dislocations lying in the basal plane, and tilt boundaries composed of nonbasal dislocations were found. A statistical analysis shows that nonbasal dislocations play a significant role in the formation of all subgrain boundaries.
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