Abstract
Abstract Growth of high quality crystals has played an important role in sophisticated, modern- day technologies and in recent advances in physics. It has also provided examples in the study of self-organizing dissipative structures. This paper reviews the science of crystal growth and discusses recent data, particularly with regard to kinetics of growth and defects in crystal lattices.
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