Large time stability of propagating phase boundaries
The Cauchy problem for the \(2 \times 2 \) -system of conservation laws \(v_{t} - u_{x} =0\), \(u_{t} -\sigma (v)_{x} =0\), which describes the phase transition, is studied. Two constant states satisfying the Maxwell equal-area principle, constitute an admissible stationary solution; a small perturbation of these Maxwell states will be the initial data. It is shown that: there exists a global in time propagating phase boundary which is admissible in the sense that it satisfies the Abeyaratne - Knowles kinetic condition; the states outside the phase boundary tend to the Maxwell states as time goes to infinity. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0911.00028].
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