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The Shape of Idealized Grain Boundaries.

Mullins has treated a two-dimensional model of grain boundary motion in which each point on the boundary moves toward its center of curvature with a speed proportional to its curvature. For boundaries which preserve shape under uniform magnification, an integral representation of the boundary shape is found. We then obtain several analytic results from approximate evaluations of the integral.