In this paper we prove that the multidimensional Hele-Shaw problem with kinetic condition at the free boundary is the limit case of the Stefan problem with kinetic condition at the free boundary in the classical sense when the specific heat e goes to zero. The method is the use of a fixed point theorem; the key step is to construct a suitable function space in which we can get the existence and...

We consider one-dimensional two-phase Stefan problems for a finite substance with different boundary conditions at the fixed faces. The goal of this paper is to determine the behavior of the free boundary and the temperature when the thermal coefficients of the material change. We obtain properties of monotony with respect to the latent heat, the common mass density, the specific heat of each p...

We characterize the equilibrium states for the two-phase Stefan problem with surface tension and with or without kinetic undercooling, and we analyze their stability in dependence of physical and geometric quantities.

We consider a stationary two-phase Stefan problem with convection. The problem is governed by a coupled system involving a nonlinear Darcy law and the energy balance equation with second member in L 1. We prove existence of at least one weak solution of the problem, using the penalty method and the Schauder xed point principle.

The ice formation in a water body is examined for the computation of temperature field, phase change and a moving ice-water interface whose location is not known á priori. This is classically referred to as the Stefan problem [Rubinstein, L.I. (1971) The Stefan Problem (American Mathematical Society, Providence, Rhode Island 02904]. Based on the Duvaut [Duvaut, G. (1973) "Résolution d'un problé...

stefan problem with kinetics is reduced to a system of nonlinear volterra integral equations of second kind and newton's method is applied to linearize it. product integration solution of the linear form is found and sufficient conditions for convergence of the numerical method are given. an example is provided to illustrated the applicability of the method.

We construct examples for the one-phase Stefan problem which show that $$\alpha $$ -concavity of solution is in general not preserved time, $$0 \le \alpha <1/2$$ . In particular, this shows that, contrast to case heat equation a fixed convex domain, log concavity solutions problem.