The use of linear approximation scheme for solving the Stefan problem (Q1265608)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1203975
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    The use of linear approximation scheme for solving the Stefan problem
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1203975

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      The use of linear approximation scheme for solving the Stefan problem (English)
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      28 September 1998
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      The paper deals with a linear approximation scheme based on Rothe's method for certain parabolic moving boundary value problems in weak formulation. In particular, the two-phase Stefan problem on a domain consisting of two components with imperfect contact is studied. As an application, a model of the heat transfer in the course of solidification of steel in the process of continuous casting with imperfect contact between the mold and the slab is discussed. Convergence of the Rothe functions to the weak solution of the problem under consideration is proved, an iterative procedure for their construction is designed and its properties are studied. The full discretization scheme is briefly discussed as well. A numerical example documents the applicability of the method. The paper employs and modifies the approach of \textit{J. Kačur}, \textit{A. Handlovičová} and \textit{M. Kačurová} [SIAM J. Numer. Anal. 30, No. 6, 1703-1722 (1993; Zbl 0792.65070)] and compares the effectivity of the proposed numerical method with other similar procedures based on Rothe's method.
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      moving boundary value problem
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      Stefan problem
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      heat equation
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      imperfect contact
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      Rothe's method
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      solidification of steel
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      numerical example
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