A free boundary problem in glaciology: the motion of grounding lines (Q2372147)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5174079
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5174079 |
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A free boundary problem in glaciology: the motion of grounding lines (English)
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24 July 2007
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The paper under review concerns a free boundary problem arising from glaciology. Indeed, the authors investigate the stationary ice sheet modeled as a Stokes flow in a bounded two-dimensional domain. Mathematically, the problem studied in this well-written and motivated work involves a free boundary problem where the balances of forces at the interfaces change, thus the free boundary conditions are different. This gives rise to a number of new mathematical difficulties. By a thorough analysis on the linearized problem, the authors ultimately establish existence and uniqueness of a solution to their original nonlinear free boundary problem. Such a solution is proven to have zero contact angle and the asymptotic behavior of the free boundary is determined.
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mixed type boundary conditions
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Stokes' flow problem
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Lax-Milgram theorem
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Mellin transform
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0.8405830264091492
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0.8092780113220215
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0.8070641756057739
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