Triple Junction Motion
Triple Junction Motion is a grain boundary dynamics phenomenon in materials science wherein the point of intersection among three grain boundaries migrates due to imbalances in interfacial energy and curvature-driven boundary motion, influencing polycrystalline microstructure evolution during grain growth.
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Influence of triple junctions on grain boundary motion
U. Czubayko, Vera G. Sursaeva, Günter Gottstein et al. · Acta Materialia · 1998 · 210 citations
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