Deformations of Mathematical Structures II pp 289-298 | Cite as
A Hurwitz-Pair Approach to the Pre-Melting Problem
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The pre-melting at the crystal surface is one of the most interesting and recently studied surface phenomena. In this contribution the pre-melting is considered as an example for illustration of the idea of a stochastic space discussed in connection with the Clifford-analytical formulation related to Hurwitz pairs of bidimension (8,5). We confine ourselves to the curved case where only one structural Clifford-algebraic constant is involved. The space fluctuations influence on the melting temperature shifting it to lower values. The conditions for the existence of pre-melting are also changed.
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Free Energy Phase Transition Temperature Homogeneous Function Landau Free Energy Stochastic Space
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