Proceedings of the ISCIE International Symposium on Stochastic Systems Theory and its Applications
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The 32nd ISCIE International Symposium on Stochastic Systems Theory and Its Applications (Nov. 2000, Tottori)
On the Mathematical Modeling of Phase Transitions with the Additive Noise
Masaaki ISHIKAWAKeiichi MIYAJIMA
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2001 Volume 2001 Pages 281-286

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This paper is concerned with the stochastic modeling of phase transition phenomena and its behavior analysis by numerical simulations. First, classification of phase transition phenomena is explained. Phase transition phenomena are often observed in various kinds of fields of engineering, including chemical, biological and fluid engineering. To construct precise models of phase transitions and their analysis are one of very important problems in engineering. Usually, phase transition phenomena are modeled by the order parameter, which is classified into the conserved and nonconserved type. In this paper, using two types of the order parameter, we propose models of two kinds of phase transitions. One is the model of phase separation phenomena and the other is the model of the order-disorder transitions. Thermal fluctuation and disturbance such as impurities in chemical substances play an important role in phase transitions, so in this paper, we propose stochastic models of phase transitions and analyze behavior of phase transitions through simulation experiments.
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