Under applied mechanical forces, strong mutual interaction or other thermod
ynamic forces, dislocation shapes became highly curved. We present here a n
ew method for accurate computations of self and mutual interactions between
dislocation loops. In this method, dislocation loops of arbitrary shapes a
l-e segmented with appropriate parametric equations representing the disloc
ation line vector Field equations of infinitesimal linear elasticity ar-e d
eveloped on the basis of isotropic elastic Green's tensor functions. The ac
curacy and computational speed of the method are illustrated by computing t
he stress field around a typical (110)-[111] slip loop in a BCC crystal. Th
e method is shown to be highly accurate for close-range dislocation interac
tions without any loss of computational speed when compared to analytic eva
luations of the stress field for short linear segments. Moreover, computati
ons of self-forces and energies of curved segments are guaranteed to be acc
urate, because of the continuity, of line curvature on the loop.