Abstract
The boundary integral equation is solved analytically in the case of two‐ and three‐dimensional growth of angled dendrites and arbitrary parabolic/paraboloidal solid/liquid interfaces. The undercooling of a binary melt and the solute concentration at the phase transition boundary are found. The theory under consideration has a potential impact in describing more complex growth shapes and interfaces.
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