Diffusion in solids : field theory, solid-state principles, applications

By M. Glicksman. 2000

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Lifetime seismic performance of concrete bridges exposed to corrosion (2014, unknown): “Concrete structures exposed to aggressive environments are subjected to lifetime degradation induced by the kinetic process of diffusion of chemical components, such as sulphates and chlorides, driven by concentration gradients inside the material volume (Glicksman, 2000).”
Influence of protons on Fe‐Mg interdiffusion in olivine (2004, methodology): “Data Analyses [16] In general, diffusion coefficients for each sample were determined from the concentration profiles using the Boltzmann-Matano analysis [Glicksman, 2000].”
Sluggish diffusion in Co-Cr-Fe-Mn-Ni high-entropy alloys (2013, background): “Dashed lines near the terminal compositions show the anomalous diffusivities, which are artifacts caused by the numerical procedures and should be ignored [46].”
Diffusion in Minerals and Melts: Theoretical Background (2010, methodology): “More complete coverage of diffusion theory can be found in Crank (1975), Kirkaldy and Young (1987), Shewmon (1989), Cussler (1997), Lasaga (1998), Glicksman (2000), Balluffi et al. (2005), Mehrer (2007), and Zhang (2008).”