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Thermomechanics of Phase Transition in Classical Field Theory : Series on Advances in Mathematics for Applied Sciences - Ingo Claben

Thermomechanics of Phase Transition in Classical Field Theory

By: Ingo Claben, Hartmut Ehrig, A Romano, Dietmar Wolz

Hardcover | 1 December 1992

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The complex processes of state changes can be interpreted by resorting to Statistical Quantum Mechanics. However, it is well known that a phenomenological description of state changes can be obtained by using the classical continuum theory. This book supplies a panoramic picture of known and new mathematical models which are suitable to describe phase changes from a mascroscopic view point. All these models are derived from the theory of continuous systems with a nonmaterial interface and describe processes of solidification, melting and vaporization. The nonlocal continuum theory of systems with a non material interface provides a more complex mathematical model in dealing with crystal growth either in a pure melt or in a mixture. A chapter is devoted to the analysis of phase changes in ferroelectric and ferromagnetic crystals.

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