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Developing quantitative, multi-scale models for melt crystal growth
Andrew Yeckel
, Paul Sonda
, Lisa Lun
, Thomas Jung
, Georg Mueller
,
Jeffrey J. Derby
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
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Algorithm Performance
33%
Approximate Newton
33%
Block Gauss-Seidel
66%
Computational Issues
33%
Convergence Behavior
33%
Convergence Rate
33%
Crystal Growth
100%
Crystal-melt Interface
33%
Diagnostic Aid
33%
Earth-bound
33%
Fixed-point Iteration
33%
Flow Heat Transfer
33%
Furnace Heat Transfer
33%
Gauss-Seidel Iteration
33%
Global Model
33%
Growth Experiment
33%
Heat Transfer
100%
High-temperature Furnace
33%
Incompressible Flow
66%
Interface Shape
33%
Iterative Scheme
33%
Local Model
33%
Loose Coupling
33%
Melt Flow
33%
Microgravity
33%
Microgravity Environment
33%
Mode of Use
33%
Modular Block
33%
Multiphysics
33%
Multiphysics Model
33%
Newton Algorithm
33%
Nonlinear Model
33%
One-way Coupling
33%
Predictive Algorithm
33%
Predictive Tool
33%
Processing Operations
33%
Realistic Boundary Conditions
33%
Scale Model
100%
Self-consistent Solution
33%
Simple Solution
33%
Solute Segregation
33%
Solution Strategies
33%
Strongly Coupled
33%
Successful Development
33%
Two-mode
33%
Engineering
Boundary Condition
50%
Convergence Rate
50%
Experimental Observation
50%
Fixed Points
50%
Gauss
100%
Incompressible Flow
100%
Interface Shape
50%
Local Model
50%
Melt Flow
50%
Microgravity Environment
50%
Multiscale
50%
Multiscale Model
100%
Nonlinear Model
50%
Processing Operation
50%
Sample Result
50%