Comparison of analytical grain size distributions with three-dimensional computer simulations and experimental data
Analytical grain size distributions are compared with three-dimensional computer simulations employing widely different techniques: phase-field, evolver, vertex and Monte Carlo and with an experimental grain size distribution for pure iron obtained by serial sectioning. Both Rios and Weibull distrib...
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| description | Analytical grain size distributions are compared with three-dimensional computer simulations employing widely different techniques: phase-field, evolver, vertex and Monte Carlo and with an experimental grain size distribution for pure iron obtained by serial sectioning. Both Rios and Weibull distributions show good agreement with available data. |
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