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\title{Experimental and Computational Investigations of Binary Solidification}
\author{Kevin P. Kremeyer}
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\department{DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS}
\date{1997}
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%\copyrightholder{Kevin P. Kremeyer 1997}
\director{Michael Tabor}
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\chapter{ INTRODUCTION } 
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\section{Historical Perspective}
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\section{An Overview of Solidification Models}
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\chapter{ PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS }
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\section{Physical Motivation}
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