Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient
We consider the Mullins’ equation of a single surface grooving when the surface diffusion is not considered as very slow. This problem can be formed by a surface grooving of profiles in a finite space region. The finiteness of the space region allows to apply the Fourier series analysis for one groo...
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doaj-a294f07e39c443b4afd4588459ae3ba32021-07-02T20:22:53ZengVilnius Gediminas Technical UniversityMathematical Modelling and Analysis1392-62921648-35102021-01-0126113514610.3846/mma.2021.1243212432Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficientMansur I. Ismailov0Department of Mathematics, Gebze Technical University, 41400 Gebze-Kocaeli, Turkey; Department of Mathematics, Khazar University, AZ1096 Baku, AzerbaijanWe consider the Mullins’ equation of a single surface grooving when the surface diffusion is not considered as very slow. This problem can be formed by a surface grooving of profiles in a finite space region. The finiteness of the space region allows to apply the Fourier series analysis for one groove and also to consider the Mullins coefficient as well as slope of the groove root to be time-dependent. We also solve the inverse problem of finding time-dependent Mullins coefficient from total mass measurement. For both of these problems, the grooving side boundary conditions are identical to those of Mullins, and the opposite boundary is accompanied by a zero position and zero curvature which both together arrive at self adjoint boundary conditions.https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/MMA/article/view/12432mullins’ equationinitial-boundary value probleminverse coefficient problemfourier method |
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Mansur I. Ismailov Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient Mathematical Modelling and Analysis mullins’ equation initial-boundary value problem inverse coefficient problem fourier method |
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Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient |
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Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient |
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Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient |
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Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient |
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Direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent Mullins coefficient |
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direct and inverse problems for thermal grooving by surface diffusion with time dependent mullins coefficient |
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Vilnius Gediminas Technical University |
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Mathematical Modelling and Analysis |
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1392-6292 1648-3510 |
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2021-01-01 |
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We consider the Mullins’ equation of a single surface grooving when the surface diffusion is not considered as very slow. This problem can be formed by a surface grooving of profiles in a finite space region. The finiteness of the space region allows to apply the Fourier series analysis for one groove and also to consider the Mullins coefficient as well as slope of the groove root to be time-dependent. We also solve the inverse problem of finding time-dependent Mullins coefficient from total mass measurement. For both of these problems, the grooving side boundary conditions are identical to those of Mullins, and the opposite boundary is accompanied by a zero position and zero curvature which both together arrive at self adjoint boundary conditions. |
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mullins’ equation initial-boundary value problem inverse coefficient problem fourier method |
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