Abstract
Dynamic simulation of grain boundary migration in two dimensions requires the combined movement of grain boundaries and three-junctions. In this work, a method of dynamic simulation is described where the migration is broken down into two steps: I. The grain boundaries migrate with frozen threejunctions. II. The three-junctions are released in order to obtain equilibrium. In principle, the development of any initial two-dimensional grain-structure can be studied. The CPU-time and memory requirements increase with increasing number of grains.
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