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On a thermodynamically consistent Stefan problem with variable surface energy

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A thermodynamically consistent two-phase Stefan problem with temperature dependent surface tension is studied. It is shown that this problem generates a local semiflow on a well-defined state manifold. Moreover, stability and instability results of equilibrium configurations will be presented. It will be pointed out that surface heat capacity has a striking effect on the stability behavior of multiple equilibria.

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