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Thermodynamic origins of multimode spinodal decomposition in multicomponent alloys
In a binary alloy, spinodal decomposition has one composition direction in which the free energy can fall. A multicomponent alloy has more directions available, yet its elements usually separate together in a single, pseudobinary mode. Why does this happen, and what would allow two independent direc
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