On the nature of hexagonality within the solidification structure of single crystal alloys: Mechanisms and applications
Authors:
- Joel StricklandJSJoel Strickland
- Bogdan NenchevBNBogdan Nenchev
- Samuel PerrySPSamuel Perry
- Karl TassenbergKTKarl Tassenberg
- Simon GillSGSimon Gill
- Chinnapat PanwisawasChinnapat Panwisawas
- Hongbiao DongHDHongbiao Dong
- Neil D'SOuzaNDNeil D'SOuza
- Steve IrwinSISteve Irwin
- 1 November 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Acta Materialia
- Vol. 200, 417-431
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