Diffusion in solids : fundamentals, methods, materials, diffusion-controlled processes

By H. Mehrer. 2007

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Diffusion in Minerals and Melts: Theoretical Background (2010, background): “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).”
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