Step 1: Understanding jogs in dislocations
Jogs are steps or irregularities along a dislocation line that can move under stress or temperature.
Step 2: Mechanism of jog movement
When jogs move via the climb mechanism (out of their slip plane), they require the absorption or emission of point defects—typically vacancies.
Conclusion:
Therefore, the movement of jogs leads to the production (or absorption) of vacancies, aiding in dislocation climb.