Stability Criterion is a theoretical construct in materials science that specifies the necessary condition under which a solid-liquid interface during directional solidification remains morphologically stable, distinguishing it from alternative criteria by focusing on the critical gradient of solute concentration and temperature that prevents constitutional supercooling in the liquid ahead of the interface.
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