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Some problems with the grain-boundary-dislocation climb mechanism for diffusion-induced grain boundary migration, and possible solutions

A. H. King Department of Materials Science and Engineering, State University of New York, Stony Brook, New York, 11794, U.S.A.
Pages L39-L44 | Received 25 Mar 1983, Accepted 21 Sep 1983, Published online: 13 Sep 2006

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A. H. King. (1987) Diffusion induced grain boundary migration. International Materials Reviews 32:1, pages 173-189.
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Fu-Sen Chen & A.H. King. (1988) Misorientation effects upon diffusion induced grain boundary migration in the copper-zinc system. Acta Metallurgica 36:10, pages 2827-2839.
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R.S. Hay & B. Evans. (1987) Chemically induced migration in low and high angle calcite grain boundaries. Acta Metallurgica 35:8, pages 2049-2062.
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V.K. Garke & A.H. King. (1986) Effects of thermomechanical treatment on the progress of diffusion-induced grain boundary migration. Materials Science and Engineering 83:1, pages 109-114.
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D.B. Butrymowicz, D.E. Newbury, D. Turnbull & J.M. Cahn. (1984) Diffusion-induced grain boundary migration in the AuAg system. Scripta Metallurgica 18:9, pages 1005-1010.
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