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It is shown analytically, in a suitable limit, that a sharp pattern selection mechanism exists in driven explosive crystallization: After the onset of a morphological instability of the steady-state crystallization front, nonlinear effects cause the front to develop a spatial pattern with a definite wavelength. The amplitude, wavelength, and shape of the selected pattern are calculated analytically.
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