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We consider a simple exactly solvable model of an order-disorder transition: noninteracting interfaces moving with constant speed in one dimension. We obtain a linear increase with time of the average domain size and a weak oscillatory behavior of the scattering structure function.
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Kawasaki, K., Tombesi, P. Domain growth of first-order phase transitions: An exactly solvable model. J Stat Phys 38, 207–215 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01017858
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