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Mathematical Models for Polymerization Processes of Ziegler-Natta Type designing new molecules and new materials with specific properties. A strong and continuous stimulus comes from technological applications in various fields, in which the demand of better performing materials is more and more intense.

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Multidimensional Theory of Crystal Nucleation theory has been applied to crystallization of polymers by Lauritzen and Hoffman [.], Mandelkern [.], Frank and Tosi [.]. The original theory concerned one-dimensional growth of molecular (atomic) clusters and could not explain more complex processes, like crystallization in oriented systems, effects of potential fields, anisotropic growth, etc.

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