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Submitted on 24 May 2006

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Numerical analysis for the heat flux in a mixed elliptic problem to obtain a discrete steady-state two-phase

Stefan problem

Domingo Alberto Tarzia

To cite this version:

Domingo Alberto Tarzia. Numerical analysis for the heat flux in a mixed elliptic problem to obtain a discrete steady-state two-phase Stefan problem. [Research Report] RR-1593, INRIA. 1992. �inria- 00074967�

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