Phase-field crystals. Fast interface dynamics
The monograph focuses on the analysis of rapidly moving interfaces whose description brings together methods of fast phase transformations and phased-field-crystals methodology. The content of the monograph is divided into two main parts: theoretical and computational. In the theoretical part, the authors consistently derive and solve equations for fast interfaces with their reduction to the hyperbolic PFC equation. In the second part of the monograph, the authors present numerical solutions of the hyperbolic PFC equation as an important tool for the investigation of pattern formation evolving under non-equilibrium conditions.
- Gibbs-Thomson condition for the rapidly moving interface in a binary system
- Sharp-interface and phase-field theories of recrystallization in the plane
- Computational treatment of interface dynamics via phase-field modeling
- Quantitative phase field modelling of solidification
- Localized states in passive and active phase-field-crystal models
- Crystalline evolutions with rapidly oscillating forcing terms
- About one unified description of the first- and second-order phase transitions in the phase-field crystal model
- Phase transformations of a condensate on a crystal surface in a strong electric field
- Linking tracks in mica crystals with phase transitions in a bistable lattice
- Competition of glass and crystal: phase-field model
- Field theoretic method in phase transformations
- Renormalization group approach to multiscale modelling in materials science
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