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The propagation of material interfaces is investigated under the action of a localized moving source which deposits or removes material. Among others the latter process applies to beam cutting techniques. We develop a Kuramoto-Sivashinsky-type model and find a new type of ripple forming mechanism. This theory offers a new explanation for the occurrence of striation patterns which often degrade the quality of cutting edges.
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