Evolution equations with applications in civil engineering

Course guarantor:

Michal Beneš

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Michal Beneš

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Department of Mathematics

Synopsis:

The subject is focused on qualitative properties of mathematical models of heat and moisture transport in porous materials. The lectures are devoted to derivation of models of transport processes in multiphase systems and solutions of corresponding initial-boundary value problems. The main topics of the subject: Balance equations, mass balance equations, energy balance equations, balance equations in multi-phase systems, heat and mass transport in porous materials, constitutive equations, Darcys law, Fouriers law, Ficks law, state equations, hygro-thermal parameters in transport models. Mathematical formulation of the problem, initial and boundary conditions. The method of Rothe, Faedo-Galerkin method. Solutions of elliptic problems generated by the method of discretization in time, existence and convergence theorem for the abstract parabolic problem, applications on simplified models of heat transport and isothermal moisture flow in porous materials. Coupled heat and moisture transport in porous materials.

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