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Rapid solidification is a well established method for the preparation of metals and alloys in metastable states, giving access to a range of novel materials properties [1]. An important crystal-growth mechanism in these techniques is dendritic growth, which provides the most effective means of heat and solute rejection during solidification. Dendritic growth has attracted recent attention both from the theoretical [2 – 5] and the experimental side [6 – 9].
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Herlach, D.M., Eckler, K. (1991). Experimental Determination of Rapid Dendrite Growth Velocities in Largely Undercooled Metals. In: Amar, M.B., Pelcé, P., Tabeling, P. (eds) Growth and Form. NATO ASI Series, vol 276. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1357-1_8
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