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Elliptic Problems Involving Phase Boundaries Satisfying a Curvature Condition
Authors:CAGINALP  G; FIFE  P C
Institution: Mathematics Department, University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Mathematics Department, University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721
Abstract:Two theorems related to equilibrium free-boundary problems arepresented. One arises as a time-independent solution to thephase-field equations. The other is the relevant time-independentproblem for the Stefan model, modified for the surface tensioneffect. It also serves as a preliminary result for the phase-fieldformulation. Under appropriate conditions, we prove that, givenan appropriate positive constant {sigma} and a smooth function u: {Omega}->R;,where {Omega} is an annular domain in R2, there exists a curve {Gamma} suchthat u(x)=—{sigma}K(x) for all x {varepsilon} {Gamma}, where K is the curvature.Using this result, we prove the existence of solutions {varphi} to O={xi}2{Delta}{varphi}+ ?({varphi}{varphi}3) + 2u{xi} that have a transition layer behaviour (from{varphi}=—1 to {varphi}=+1) for small {xi} and make the transition on thecurve {Gamma}. This proves there exist solutions to the phase fieldmodel that satisfy a Gibbs-Thompson relation.
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