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Hugoniot-type conditions and weak solutions to the phase-field system

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 February 1999

V. G. DANILOV
Affiliation:
Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics, B.Vuzovsky, 3/12, 109028 Moscow, Russia
G. A. OMEL'YANOV
Affiliation:
Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics, B.Vuzovsky, 3/12, 109028 Moscow, Russia
E. V. RADKEVICH
Affiliation:
Department of Mathematics, Moscow State University, Vorobiovi Gori, 119899 Moscow, Russia

Abstract

We consider a new concept of weak solutions to the phase-field equations with a small parameter ε characterizing the length of interaction. For the standard situation of a single free interface, this concept (in contrast with the common one) leads to the well-known Stefan–Gibbs–Thomson problem as ε→0. For the case of a large number M(ε) (M(ε)→∞ as ε→0) of free interfaces, which corresponds to the ‘wave-train’ interpretation of a ‘mushy region’, this concept allows us to obtain the limit problem as ε→0.

Type
Research Article
Copyright
1999 Cambridge University Press

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