In this paper a global existence and uniqueness result is presented for the classical solution of a free boundary problem for a system of partial differential equations (p.d.e.s) with non-local boundary conditions describing the crystallization process of a cylindrical sample of polymer under prescribed pressure. The system of equations is discussed in [16] as the model for coupled cooling and shrinking of a sample of molten polymer under a given constant pressure. The velocity field generated by the thermal and chemical contraction enters the model only through its divergence. Such an approximation is discussed on the basis of a qualitative analysis.

Existence and uniqueness of a classical solution for a mathematical model describing the isobaric crystallization of a polymer / A. FASANO; MANCINI A.. - In: INTERFACES AND FREE BOUNDARIES. - ISSN 1463-9963. - STAMPA. - 2:(2000), pp. 1-19. [10.4171/IFB/11]

Existence and uniqueness of a classical solution for a mathematical model describing the isobaric crystallization of a polymer

FASANO, ANTONIO;
2000

Abstract

In this paper a global existence and uniqueness result is presented for the classical solution of a free boundary problem for a system of partial differential equations (p.d.e.s) with non-local boundary conditions describing the crystallization process of a cylindrical sample of polymer under prescribed pressure. The system of equations is discussed in [16] as the model for coupled cooling and shrinking of a sample of molten polymer under a given constant pressure. The velocity field generated by the thermal and chemical contraction enters the model only through its divergence. Such an approximation is discussed on the basis of a qualitative analysis.
2000
2
1
19
A. FASANO; MANCINI A.
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