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Cellular Substructures in Single Crystalline Solid Solutions of Inorganic Fluorides Having the Fluorite Structure

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Instabilities in a smooth, for example planar, crystallization front at high crystallization rates can generate cellular structures (Fig. 1). These are typical dissipative structures [1–4]. Theoretical and practical aspects of cellular structure generation have been extensively investigated (for example, [5–25]). Cellular crystals are often unsuitable for such practical uses as optics because of their inhomogeneity.

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Fedorov, P.P., Turkina, T.M., Meleshina, V.A., Sobolev, B.P. (1991). Cellular Substructures in Single Crystalline Solid Solutions of Inorganic Fluorides Having the Fluorite Structure. In: Givargizov, E.I., Grinberg, S.A. (eds) Growth of Crystals. Growth of Crystals, vol 17. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3660-4_16

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