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The relevance of the "early" and "massive" phases of Cd responses was verified by performing an independent biological repeat of both the time points 60 min (early phase) and 300 min (massive phase), and using an appropriate statistical test (Methods) to analyze all data (see Additional files 2, 3).

Inside the massive phase grains, ultrafine αmpd − βmpd lamellar structures formed through in-situ decomposition by αm → αmpd + βmpd (mpd: massive phase decomposition), which can be used to further improve the ductility and yield strength of SEBM-fabricated Ti-6Al-4V.

The role of solute drag in the massive phase transformation is evaluated through the dissipation of Gibbs energy by diffusion.

A multi-lattice kinetic Monte Carlo method has been developed for the atomistic simulation of massive phase transformations.

Carlos got wrong answers in his MCMC because with the diffuse prior there is a massive phase transition and you need Nested Sampling.

Based on the application of the thermodynamic extremal principle, a new model for the diffusive and massive phase transformation in multicomponent substitutional alloys is developed.

Possible growth mechanisms of the massive phase, whether by a ledge process or by continuous growth, were examined and are discussed.

For the massive phase transformation it is demonstrated how the solute drag increases by the tendency for segregation and by a high diffusivity in the interface but it decreases if the diffusivity is lower than in the parent phase.

Since such a coherency renders diffusion across the nucleus/matrix interface a difficult process, the growth of the massive phase occurs into the opposite grain through thermally activated short-range jumps of individual atoms across an incoherent αγ interface.

Differential dilatometry has been employed to study the austenite -ferrite massive phase transformation of Fe-3.1 at.% Ni upon cooling under the influence of an applied constant uniaxial tensile stress.

Our study casts new light on, and clarifies for the first time, the much-debated underpinning reason for the occurrence of massive phase transformations occurring during solidification processing at large nucleation undercoolings.