An implicit two-phase free boundary problem for the heat equation
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Publication year: 2003
Lưu Trích dẫn Chia sẻAbstract
The maximum principle and the fixed point argument are used for proving the existence and uniqueness of the solution of an implicit two-phase free boundary problem for the heat equation - denoted as “implicit” due to the absence of the derivative of the free boundary in the free boundary conditions
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