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About the ``normal growth'' approximation in the dynamical theory of phase transitions
About the ``normal growth'' approximation in the dynamical theory of phase transitions
We investigate the possibility of deducing the ``normal growth approximation from the viscosity-capillarity model which incorporates both strain rates and strain gradients into constitutive functions. Since this model is capable of describing fine structure of a ``thick advancing phase boundary, one can derive, rather than postulate, a kinetic relation governing the mobility of the phase boundary and check the validity of the ``normal growth approximation.
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