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The analytical modeling of normal grain growth

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A fundamental understanding of grain-growth phenomena provides a means to predict and control many of the observed material properties. This article reviews the development and present state of analytical theories of grain growth. The major geometric, dynamic, and statistical factors that must be considered in a rigorous formulation of grain dynamics are outlined.

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  1. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington D.C., USA

    C. S. Pande Ph.D. (head of the Materials Characterization Section in the Materials Science and Technology Division, member of TMS) & S. P. Marsh Ph.D. (metallurgist, member of TMS)

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Pande, C.S., Marsh, S.P. The analytical modeling of normal grain growth. JOM 44, 25–29 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03222322

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