Specific heat of the superconducting compound YBa2Cu3O7-x in magnetic field, GK, Panova, MN Khlopkin, HA Chernoplekov, AA Shikov, B Fogarassy, Gránásy László, S Pekker, and Mihály L , High Tc Superconductors, p.95-97, (1988)

Specific heat of YBa2Cu3O7 superconductors in magnetic field, GK, Panova, MN Khlopkin, HA Chernoplekov, AA Shikov, B Fogarassy, Gránásy László, S Pekker, and Mihály L , Pisma V Zhurnal Eksperimentalnoi I Teoreticheskoi Fiziki, Volume 46, p.79-81, (1987)

A critical assessment of the classical kinetic approach to nucleation and growth, Gránásy, László, Pusztai Tamás, and James PF , Physics and Chemistry of Glasses, Volume 43C, p.270-280, (2002)

Diffuse interface model of crystal nucleation, Gránásy, László , Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, Volume 219, p.49-56, (1997)

Non-classical theory of crystal nucleation: Application to oxide glasses: Review, Gránásy, László, and James PF , Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, Volume 253, p.210-230, (1999)

Towards a full dynamic model of CO2 hydrate formation in aqueous solutions: Phase field theory of nucleation and growth, Gránásy, László, T Pusztai, G Tegze, T Kuznetsova, and B Kvamme , Advances In The Study of Gas Hydrates, p.3-18, (2004)

Diffuse interface approach to vapour condensation, Gránásy, László , Europhysics Letters, Volume 24, p.121-126, (1993)

Phase field theory of nucleation and polycrystalline pattern formation, Gránásy, László, Pusztai Tamás, and Börzsönyi T , Handbook of Theoretical and Computational Nanotechnology, p.525-572, (2006)

Differential scanning calorimetry of dimerization and polymerization in the alkali fulleride RbC60, Gránásy, László, Kemény T, Bortel G, Faigel G, Oszlányi G, Tegze M, Pekker S, Jánossy A, and Forró L , Physics and Chemistry of Fullerenes and Derivatives: Proceedings of The International Winterschool On Electronic Properties of Novel Materials, p.331-334, (1995)

MODELS FOR CONTINUOUS-CASTING OF METALLIC-GLASS RIBBONS .1. THE APPLICABILITY OF THE INFINITE-VISCOSITY ASSUMPTION TO THERMAL HISTORY CALCULATIONS, Gránásy, László, and MESZAROS G , Materials Science and Engineering, Volume 72, Issue 1, p.71-83, (1985)

Phase selection and transformation kinetics in KC60, Gránásy, László, Pekker S, Chauvet O, and Forró L , Physical Review B Condensed Matter and Materials Physics, Volume 54, p.11865-11868, (1996)

Nucleation in oxide glasses: comparison of theory and experiment, Gránásy, László, and James PF , Proceedings of The Royal Society of London Series A-Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Volume 454, p.1745-1766, (1998)

Nucleation and bulk crystallization in binary phase field theory, Gránásy, László, Börzsönyi T, and Pusztai Tamás , Physical Review Letters, Volume 88, Issue 20, (2002)

Crystal-melt interfacial free energy of elements and alloys, Gránásy, László, and Tegze M , Materials Science Forum, Volume 77, p.243-256, (1991)

Cahn-Hilliard theory with triple-parabolic free energy: II. Nucleation, growth in the presence of a metastable crystalline phase, Gránásy, László, and Oxtoby DW , Journal of Chemical Physics, Volume 112, p.2410-2419, (2000)

Nucleation and polycrystalline solidification in binary phase field theory, Gránásy, László, Pusztai Tamás, Börzsönyi T, Warren James A., Kvamme Bjørn, and James PF , Physics and Chemistry of Glasses, Volume 45, p.107-115, (2004)

Diffuse interface model of bulk heterogeneous nucleation, Gránásy, László, Egry I, Ratke J, and Herlach DM , Scripta Metallurgica Et Materialia, Volume 31, p.601-606, (1994)

Phase-Field Modeling of Biomineralization in Mollusks and Corals: Microstructure vs Formation Mechanism, Gránásy, László, Rátkai László, Tóth Gyula, Gilbert Pupa U. P. A., Zlotnikov Igor, and Pusztai Tamás , JACS Au, Volume 1, Issue 7, p.1014-1033, (2021)

Heterogeneous nucleation of/on nanoparticles: a density functional study using the phase-field crystal model, Gránásy, László, Podmaniczky Frigyes, Tóth Gyula, Tegze György, and Pusztai Tamás , Chemical Society Reviews, Volume 43, Issue 7, p.2159-2173, (2014)

Diffuse interface approach to crystal nucleation, Gránásy, László , Materials Science Forum, Volume 215-216, p.451-458, (1996)

Critical comparison of modern theories of crystal nucleation in unary and binary systemsProceedings First International Symposium on Microgravity Research and Applications in Physical Sciences and Biotechnology, Gránásy, László, Börzsönyi T, Pusztai Tamás, and James PF , p.629-636, (2001)

Comparison of Experiments and Modern Theories of Crystal Nucleation, Gránásy, László, and Iglói F , Journal of Chemical Physics, Volume 107, p.3634-3644, (1997)

Cahn-Hilliard-type density functional calculations for homogeneous ice nucleation in undercooled water. (Invited contribution to the LS. Bartell issue.), Gránásy, László , Journal of Molecular Structure, Volume 485-486, p.523-536, (1999)

Kristály virágok a számítógépben, Gránásy, László, Börzsönyi T, and T Pusztai , TermÉszet VilÁga, Volume 134, p.557-560, (2003)

Impact of casting conditions on the dendritic solidification in single roller quenching methods, Gránásy, László, and Ludwig A , Melt-Spinning and Strip Casing. Research and Implementation, p.53-68, (1992)

Semiempirical Cahn-Hilliard theory of vapor condensation with triple parabolic free energy., Gránásy, László, Jurek Z, and Oxtoby DW , Aip Conference Proceedings, Volume 534, p.245-248, (2000)

Phase field theory of crystal nucleation and polyerystalline growth: A review, Gránásy, László, Pusztai Tamás, Börzsönyi T, Tóth Gyula, Tegze György, Warren James A., and Douglas Jack F. , Journal of Materials Research, Volume 21, Issue 2, p.309-319, (2006)

"Anomalous" nucleation prefactors revisited: a diffuse interface analysis of crystal ucleation in oxide glasses, Gránásy, László , Scripta Metallurgica Et Materialia, Volume 32, p.1611-1617, (1995)

THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL CONDITIONS ON THE CURIE-POINT RELAXATION OF FE25NI55B10SI10 METALLIC GLASSES, Gránásy, László, and LOVAS A , Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, Volume 41, Issue 1-3, p.113-115, (1984)

Fundamentals of the diffuse interface theory, Gránásy, László , Journal of Physical Chemistry Us, Volume 100, p.10768-10770, (1996)