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Multicomponent Grain Boundary Segregation Dilute-Limit Model and Its Effect on Nanocrystalline Stability
Grain boundary segregation of solutes is a powerful tool for stabilizing nanocrystalline materials against grain growth. However, analytical models have been largely restricted to binary systems, leaving the stabilization potential of multicomponent alloys poorly understood. In this work, we develop
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