The morphology diagram of possible structures in two-dimensional diffusional growth is given in the parameter space of undercooling Delta versus anisotropy of surface tension epsilon. The building block of the dendritic structure is a dendrite with a parabolic tip, and the basic element of the seaweed structure is a doublon. The transition between these structures shows a jump in the growth velocity. We show the analogy of diffusional growth with dewetting patterns of a fluid film on a substrate. We also describe the structures and velocities of fractal dendrites and doublons destroyed by noise. The extension of these results to three-dimensional growth is briefly discussed. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
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A theory of dendritic growth is reviewed, which accounts, in principle, for the growth rate and shap...
Dendrite, a typical geological pattern, is developed along the bedding plane in limestone and dolomi...
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Fractal viscous fingering patterns are observed in an infinite Hele-Shaw cell at long times when the...
The aims of this study are the following two: (1) To show that in Langmuir monolayers (LM) at low su...
We present experiments on the doublon growth morphology in directional solidification. Samples used ...
Various stages of evolution of surface instability leading to dewetting are investigated for thin (&...
We study two representative problems related to the dynamics of pattern formation in non-linear, dis...
The combined effect of an anisotropic surface tension and interface kinetics in dendritic crystal g...
Over the past few years diffusion-controlled systems have been shown to share a common set of interf...
In our experiments, we investigate in situ three-dimensional crystals during free growth into pure u...
Patterns observed during nonequilibrium growth display complex ordering on many length scales. We fo...
A number of issues in nonequilibrium aggregation and pattern formation are addressed. Using analytic...
A theory of dendritic growth is reviewed, which accounts, in principle, for the growth rate and shap...
Dendrite, a typical geological pattern, is developed along the bedding plane in limestone and dolomi...
The dynamics of growth of dendrites’ side branches is investigated experimentally during the crystal...
The conditions of diffusion-controlled growth are outlined and the observed importance of anisotropy...
Dendritic patterns frequently arise when a crystal grows into its own undercooled melt. Latent heat ...
Fractal viscous fingering patterns are observed in an infinite Hele-Shaw cell at long times when the...
The aims of this study are the following two: (1) To show that in Langmuir monolayers (LM) at low su...
We present experiments on the doublon growth morphology in directional solidification. Samples used ...
Various stages of evolution of surface instability leading to dewetting are investigated for thin (&...
We study two representative problems related to the dynamics of pattern formation in non-linear, dis...
The combined effect of an anisotropic surface tension and interface kinetics in dendritic crystal g...
Over the past few years diffusion-controlled systems have been shown to share a common set of interf...