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Strain energy-driven grain growth in quartz aggregates: Implications for microstructural evolution and recovery
Grain growth in quartz aggregates is traditionally understood as a surface energy driven process, where larger grains grow at the expense of smaller ones in order to reduce the total grain surface area. However, most studies that contributed to this concept used relatively homogeneous, fine-grained
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