We compute the asymptotic structure factor Sₖ(t) [=L(t)ᵈg(kL(t)), where L(t) is a time-dependent characteristic length scale and d is the dimensionality] for a system with a nonconserved n-component vector order parameter quenched into the ordered phase. The well-known Ohta-Jasnow-Kawasaki-Yalabik-Gunton result is recovered for n=1. The scaling function g(x) has the large-x behavior g(x){~}x^-(d+n), which includes Porod's law (for n=1) as a special case.
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