Quarterly of Applied Mathematics · 1989 · 102 citations · 3 references
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The steady-state electrical heating of a solid conductor is studied with mixed boundary conditions. A theorem of existence, nonexistence, and uniqueness of solutions is given under general assumptions on the electrical and thermal conductivities. The basic tool of the proof is a transformation first proposed in [3] by H. Diesselhorst.
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A note on the thermistor problem in two space dimensions
Sam Howison · Quarterly of Applied Mathematics · 1989 · 33 citations · Full text