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The aim of this book is to describe the evolution of a viscous fluid region (whose law of motion is Darcy's filtration law) with given initial shape and the positions and rates of sources and sinks. The viscous fluid is surrounded by another fluid of zero viscosity. A special attention is paid to the evolution of algebraic domains (i.e. the domains whose conformal mappings onto the unit disk are given by rational functions). Successively, one investigates the contraction of a gas bubble, the behaviour of the gas-fluid boundary and the evolution of a multiply connected domain. In the process of injection the fluid domain may transform topologically (parts of the boundary may collide or the domain may break up into several pieces in the course of evolution). The evolution of these topological transformations as well as the contraction problems on surfaces are investigated in the last part of the book.
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- Numerical analysis of moving boundary problems using the boundary tracking method
- Regularity of a free boundary problem
- Line bundles defined by the Schwarz function
- Laplacian growth and Whitham equations of soliton theory
- Partial balayage on Riemannian manifolds
- Lemniscate growth
- Non-algebraic quadrature domains
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- On rotating doubly connected vortices
- From reflections to a uniform elliptic growth
- Finite gap Jacobi matrices and the Schottky-Klein prime function
- Uniformizing the boundaries of multiply connected quadrature domains using Fuchsian groups
- Selected topics on quadrature domains
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- Integrable structure of the Dirichlet boundary problem in multiply-connected domains
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- Topology of quadrature domains
- On the exponential transform of lemniscates
- Generalization of the Landau submerged jet solution
- Hele–Shaw flows with a free boundary produced by multipoles
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- Integrability-preserving regularizations of Laplacian growth
- Exponential transforms, resultants and moments
- Global solutions to bubble growth in porous media
- Squeeze flow of multiply-connected fluid domains in a Hele-Shaw cell
- Quadrature for quadrics
- The Schottky-Klein prime function on the Schottky double of planar domains
- Inradius of random lemniscates
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- Universality of stochastic Laplacian growth
- The resultant on compact Riemann surfaces
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- The variable coefficient Hele-Shaw problem, integrability and quadrature identities
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