Interface Anisotropy is a materials science phenomenon characterized by the directional dependence of interfacial energy at the solid-liquid boundary during directional solidification, arising from crystallographic orientation and influencing microstructural evolution.
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Interface magnetic anisotropy in epitaxial superlattices
Brad N. Engel, C. D. England, Robert A. Van Leeuwen et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1991 · 327 citations
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