Monte Carlo Simulation of Normal Grain Growth in Three Dimensions

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A Monte Carlo algorithm for single-phase normal grain growth has been implemented, which allows one to simulate and observe the temporal development of large grain microstructures in three dimensions. The relaxation process to the self-similar coarsening regime has been studied by following the temporal development of quantities like the average grain size, the standard deviation of the grain sizes and topological correlations.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 567-568)

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81-84

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December 2007

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