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Memory effects associated with the Dauphiné twins in α quartz and the c-antiphase domains (c-APDs) in P1̄ anorthite have been investigated by in situ hot-stage transmission electron microscopy (TEM). In a set of kinetic experiments, specimens were cycled about their transition temperatures, and changes in the Dauphiné twin and c-APD positions were analyzed as a function of maximum annealing temperature and annealing time. The results indicate that Dauphiné twins are strongly pinned by extended defects, such as Brazil twin and grain boundaries, dislocations, and surfaces. However, the memory displayed by Dau­phiné twin boundaries pinned by point defects degrades with higher annealing temperatures and longer annealing times. An Arrhenius analysis of this behavior yielded an average activation energy for point-defect diffusion of 68.6 kJ/mol.

Memory effects of domain structures during displacive phase transitions: A high-temperature TEM study of quartz and anorthite