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The domain-growth kinetics of p=fourfold degenerate (2×{}1) ordering in two-dimensional Ising models with conserved density is studied as a function of temperature and range of Kawasaki spin exchange. It is found by computer simulations that the zero-temperature freezing-in behavior for nearest-neighbor exchange is released when next-nearest-neighbor exchange is included. The Lifshitz-Allen-Cahn growth law is obeyed for all temperatures indicating that the density conservation is irrelevant also for p>2. .AE
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Fogedby et al. (1988) studied this question.
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