A Finite Difference Method for Two-Phase Parabolic Obstacle-like Problem
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Abstract: In this paper we treat the numerical approximation of the two-phase parabolic obstacle-like problem: [Delta u -u_t=lambda^+cdotchi_{{u>0}}-lambda^-cdotchi_{{u<0}},quad (t,x)in (0,T) imesOmega,] where are Lipschitz continuous functions, and is a bounded domain. We introduce a certain variational form, which allows us to define a notion of viscosity solution. We use defined viscosity solutions framework to apply Barles-Souganidis theory. The numerical projected Gauss-Seidel method is constructed. Although the paper is devoted to the parabolic version of the two-phase obstacle-like problem, we prove convergence of the discretized scheme to the unique viscosity solution for both two-phase parabolic obstacle-like and standard two-phase membrane problem. Numerical simulations are also presented.
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