The results, which have been compared to numerical simulations and found to be in very good agreement, predict that diviations in composition on the order of several atomic percent (measured with respect to equilibrium compositions) are possible at the interface. Interfacial compositions are strongly time dependent and are also influenced by the stress state.
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The results, which have been compared to numerical simulations and found to be in very good agreement, predict that diviations in composition on the order of several atomic percent (measured with respect to equilibrium compositions) are possible at the interface. Interfacial compositions are strongly time dependent and are also influenced by the stress state.
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Johnson, W.C.Microstructural evolution in elastically stressed systems. Final report,
report,
September 14, 1997;
United States.
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