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# Well-posedness of the weak formulation for the phase-field model with memory

@article{Colli1997WellposednessOT,
title={Well-posedness of the weak formulation for the phase-field model with memory},
author={Pierluigi Colli and Gianni Gilardi and Maurizio Grasselli},
year={1997},
volume={2},
pages={487-508}
}
• Published 1997
• Mathematics
A phase–field model based on the Gurtin–Pipkin heat flux law is considered. This model consists in a Volterra integrodifferential equation of hyperbolic type coupled with a nonlinear parabolic equation. The system is then associated with a set of initial and Neumann boundary conditions. The resulting problem was already studied by the authors who proved existence and uniqueness of a smooth solution. A careful and detailed investigation on weak solutions is the goal of this paper, going from the…
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