Abstract
A model for diffusion and phase separation which takes into account hyperbolic relaxation of the solute diffusion flux is developed. Such a ‘hyperbolic model’ provides analysis of ‘hyperbolic evolution’ of patterns in spinodal decomposition of binary systems. Analytical results for the dispersion relation and critical parameters (such as wavelength and amplification rate of decomposition) are analyzed in comparison with outcomes of classic Cahn–Hilliard theory. It is shown that the hyperbolic model predicts the amplification rate behaviour that is typically observed in experiments on spinodal decomposition.
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