How Are Convolution and Deconvolution of Phase Diagrams Explained?

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Convolution in the context of phase diagrams refers to the mathematical process of smoothing data curves to better understand phase transitions. Deconvolution is the reverse process, aiming to retrieve the original signal from the smoothed data. Participants express confusion about the application of these concepts specifically to phase diagrams. The discussion emphasizes the need for clearer explanations and examples to illustrate these processes. Understanding convolution and deconvolution is crucial for analyzing phase behavior in materials science.
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Can anyone explain how the convolution and deconvolution of phase diagrams are described?
 
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Convolution is just a mathematical factor.
Do you know what convolution is?
Please elaborate your question.
In simple words:
Smoothing the curve.
Or google Convolution.
 
yeah i know what convolution ... but i don't get when it comes to phrase convolution annd deconvolution of phase diagrams... i heard this term but didnt get what it says...
 
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