Grains, Phases, and Interfaces¶
Smith, C. S. (1948). Grains, Phases, and Interfaces: An Interpretation of Microstructure. Transactions of the AIME, 175, 15-51.
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Primes¶
- Coarsening
- The kinetic trap is also realisable: second-phase pinning particles can arrest boundary motion and freeze the distribution short of the single-grain asymptote.
This sourceFoundational account of grain growth driven by boundary-energy reduction and of second-phase-particle (Zener) pinning that arrests it.
- The kinetic trap is also realisable: second-phase pinning particles can arrest boundary motion and freeze the distribution short of the single-grain asymptote.
Mechanisms¶
- Anti-Coarsening Inhibitor Protocol
- Zener pinning is the canonical case
This sourceIntroduces the Smith–Zener account of second-phase particles pinning grain-boundary motion.
- Zener pinning is the canonical case
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