NASA NTRS ยท 19840021946
Transient and diffusion analysis of HgCdTe
Abstract
Solute redistribution during directional solidification of HgCdTe is addressed. Both one-dimensional and two-dimensional models for solute redistribution are treated and model results compared to experiment. The central problem studied is the cause of radial inhomogeneities found in directionally solidified HgCdTe. A large scale gravity-driven interface instability, termed shape instability, is postulated to be the cause of radial inhomogeneities. Recommendations for future work, along with appropriate computer programs, are included.
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Clayton, J. C.. 1982-07-01. Transient and diffusion analysis of HgCdTe. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840021946
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