Here we study a nonlinear hyperbolic integrodifferential system which was proposed by H.G. Rotstein et al. to describe certain peculiar phase transition phenomena. This system governs the evolution of the (relative) temperature and the order parameter (or phase-field). We first consider an initial and boundary value problem associated with the system and we frame it in a history space setting. This is done by introducing two additional variables accounting for the histories of the temperature and the order parameter. Then we show that the reformulated problem generates a dissipative dynamical system in a suitable infinite-dimensional phase space. Finally, we prove that the existence of a universal attractor.

Existence of a universal attractor for a fully hyperbolic phase-field system

GRASSELLI, MAURIZIO;PATA, VITTORINO
2004-01-01

Abstract

Here we study a nonlinear hyperbolic integrodifferential system which was proposed by H.G. Rotstein et al. to describe certain peculiar phase transition phenomena. This system governs the evolution of the (relative) temperature and the order parameter (or phase-field). We first consider an initial and boundary value problem associated with the system and we frame it in a history space setting. This is done by introducing two additional variables accounting for the histories of the temperature and the order parameter. Then we show that the reformulated problem generates a dissipative dynamical system in a suitable infinite-dimensional phase space. Finally, we prove that the existence of a universal attractor.
2004
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