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Different phases at triple junctions #348

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If the 2nd phase is at quadruple points (in 3D) or at triple points (in 2D) and made of smaller grains than for the 1st phase, then you can get such a structure by imposing a bimodal cell size distribution and assigning big cells (phase 1) and small cells (phase 2) to different groups:

neper -T -n from_morpho -morpho "diameq:lognormal(0.3,0.03)+0.5*lognormal(0.05,0.005),1-sphericity:lognormal(0.145,0.03)" -group "diameq>0.15?1:2" -morphooptiini "weight:radeq,coo:packing" -morphooptistop val=0.05 -o d
  • -morphooptiini "weight:radeq,coo:packing" is not mandatory, but it speeds up the process.
  • -morphooptistop val=0.05 is to stop the optimization process early.

Visualize:

neper -V d.tess -da…

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