Uniqueness of the maximal solution of the supercooled Stefan problem in 1D
Kai Hong Chau, Young-Heon Kim, Mathav Murugan

TL;DR
This paper proves the uniqueness of the maximal weak solutions to the 1D supercooled Stefan problem by linking it to an optimal transport problem and analyzing its stability properties.
Contribution
It demonstrates that in 1D, the supercooled Stefan problem's maximal solution is unique and independent of the cost function, and establishes weak measure stability despite lacking monotonicity.
Findings
Uniqueness of maximal weak solutions in 1D
Independence from cost function in the optimal transport formulation
Stability in weak convergence of measures
Abstract
We prove uniqueness of the maximal weak solutions to the supercooled Stefan problem in 1 dimension. This follows by showing that in 1 dimension, the optimal solution of the corresponding free target optimal transport problem given in \cite{GeneralDimensions}, is independent of the choice of the cost function. Moreover, we show that the supercooled Stefan problem lacks monotonicity and -Lipschitz stability, which are available in a similar problem considered in a previous paper \cite{freetarget}. However, in dimension, it has stability in the weak convergence of measures.
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TopicsNonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Solidification and crystal growth phenomena · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
