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Chemical Attack in Free Boundary Domains
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S. Clain
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June 4, 2010
Abstract
This paper presents a mathematical model for a chemical process used to machine cristal as glass or silica. A short physical description is presented from which we draw the mathematical model. We obtain a coupled parabolic equations system on a free boundary domain with a non-linear condition on the boundary. The existence and the uniqueness is proved in the one-dimensional case.
Received: 1997-10-17
Revised: 1998-01-28
Published Online: 2010-06-04
Published in Print: 1999-June
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- On Minimax Inequality and Generalized Quasi–Variational Inequality in H-Spaces
- Covering Baire 1 Functions with Darboux Functions and the Cofinality of the Ideal of Meager Sets
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