Nucleation and Growth in Nanosystems: Some New Concepts

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Review covers some new concepts in theory and modelling of the initial stages of solid-state reactions in thin films, multilayers, nanoparticles, and bulk nanocrystalline materials. The following topics are included: possibility of oscillatory ordering and nucleation in the sharp concentration gradient; criteria of suppression/growth of stable and metastable phases at the nucleation stage; possible nucleation modes in sharp concentration gradient and their competition; competitive nucleation and decomposition in small volumes; criteria of unambiguous choosing the parameters of discontinuous precipitation based on the balance and maximum production of the entropy; formation of nanostructure under uniaxial compression of single-crystalline alloy.

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Gusak, A. M., Bogatyrev, O. O., Kovalchuk, A. O., Kornienko, S. V., Lutsenko, G. V., Lyashenko, Y. A., … Zaporoghets, T. V. (2004). Nucleation and Growth in Nanosystems: Some New Concepts. Progress in Physics of Metals, 5(4), 433–502. https://doi.org/10.15407/ufm.05.04.433

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