Abstract:
The paper analyzes the dynamics of an interphase boundary (IPB) entrained by a moving isotherm with a given velocity $V_{iso}(t)$ in a ferroelectric with a piezoelectric effect in the paraphase. Within the framework of the model, in which the dependence of the thermodynamic potential on polarization is given by two intersecting parabolas, a non-linear differential equation of the second order is derived for the $X(t)$ coordinate of the nonstationary IFB. It is shown that this equation describes the dynamics of the IFB well for almost all experimentally used modes of isotherm motion.
Keywords:phase transition, piezoelectric effect in paraphase, temperature gradient, moving isotherm, derivation of the differential equation of motion for nonstationary interphase boundary.