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'It is just the sort of book that fits the demands of a one-semester course fo postgraduates in physics quite nicely ... its content may still be considered the main tolls of elementary dislocation theory.' P. Paufler, Cryst. Res. Technol. 29, 1994

The new edition by Oxford University Press will be warmly welcomed. . . . what the book does cover, it covers very well. . . . anyone working with dislocations will want to have a copy of this book. It is strongly recommended as supplementary reading for any introductory course on defects. Oxford University Press should be applauded for rescuing this classic. --Microscopy Research and Technique Classic. . . . addresses fundamental aspects of dislocation theory. This book should certainly be of interest to faculty offering an undergraduate course in dislocation theory, or to researchers with little knowledge of mechanics and dislocation theory. --Condensed Matter News It is indeed a boon to students of materials that this fine book . . . has now been reprinted by Oxford University Press. The book is just as pertinent now as it was in 1964 since it very clearly teaches the essential concepts about dislocations at a basic level. This text is a must for the personal library of every materials person, including the old timers whose copies no doubt are by now in tatters from much use. --Journal of the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society

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