Domain Growth is a physical process in the study of magnetic materials and phase transitions wherein regions of uniform magnetization, known as domains, increase in size over time through the displacement of domain walls, driven by the system's tendency to minimize its free energy during the evolution toward thermodynamic equilibrium.
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Volume-filling and quorum-sensing in models for chemosensitive movement
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