Analytical validation of a continuum model for epitaxial growth with elasticity on vicinal surfaces
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In this paper the authors formulate the notion of weak solutions to Xiang's continuum model in terms of a variational inequality which is satisfied by strong solutions. A number of theorems and lemmas are derived for the solution, convergence and stability of the solutions. No numerical experiments are given for illustration.
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