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Finite-temperature grain boundary phases, transformations, and diagrams in alloys
Current understanding of alloy grain boundaries is limited by the incompleteness of atomistic simulation techniques, which either neglect entropy or artificially constrain the atomic density. This study introduces Monte Carlo simulations that simultaneously sample all the microscopic degrees of free
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