Warren, J.
, Kobayashi, R.
and Carter, W.
(2008),
Phase Field Modeling of Grain Boundaries Formed by Impingement During Melt Growth, Proceedings for MCWASP Conference
(Accessed January 16, 2025)
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Phase Field Modeling of Grain Boundaries Formed by Impingement During Melt Growth
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, R Kobayashi, W Carter
Abstract
A model of the impingement during solidification of many particles with differing orientations is discussed. The subsequent evolution of the grain boundaries created by this impingement is also calculated. Based on earlier phase field models, a new order parameter is introduced, and thus orientation of crystal/disordered interfaces can be determined relative to a crystalline frame. This model requires far fewer equations of motion than previous models of grain boundary dynamics, and obeys physicaol symmetry requirements upon the free energy.Citation
Proceedings for MCWASP Conference
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Journals
Keywords
grain boundaries, impingement, phase field modeling
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Created October 16, 2008