Titlebook: Analysis, Modeling and Simulation of Multiscale Problems; Alexander Mielke Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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Medical Aspects of Volcanic Eruptionsf-induced fields. For such infinite dimensional systems simpler effective equations are derived in the limit . → ∞. A main emphasis is on higher order approximations, in particular on the first post-Newtonian order where radiation starts to play a role.

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Disaster and Respiratory Diseasesitions on the phase boundaries which are modelled as moving hypersurfaces. The Gibbs-Thomson condition ensures that the evolution is consistent with thermodynamics. We present a derivation of that condition by defining the motion via a localized gradient flow of the entropy. Another general framewor

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Gerry Brown,Randall S. Petersone evolution and pattern formation in materials science. Model formulations and computations of pure substances and of binary alloys are discussed. Furthermore, a thermodynamically consistent class of non-isothermal phase-field models for crystal growth and solidification in complex alloy systems is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41582-2these classes, some phenomena on various time and length scales are presented and the connections between micro-scale and macro-scale models are explained. We discuss Schr?dinger-Poisson systems for the simulation of quantum waveguides and illustrate the importance of using open boundary conditions.