Ginzburg-Landau Approach to Elastic Effects in the Phase Separation of Solids
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We introduce a Ginzburg-Landau model for solid solutions to examine elasticeffects near the phase separation. As a first application the spinodal curve iscalculated when the elastic moduli depend on the concentration and an external stressis applied. The instability is triggered by fluctuatiorns with wave vectors in particulardirections. This indicates the rnorphology of emerging domainas,
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- 1989-09-15
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