We consider the large time behavior of the global solution of the Cauchy problem for the equation of Benjamin-Ono type. A series of large-time global estimates for Cauchy problem arc constructed. By means of the obtained global estimates uniformly for 0 ≤ t < ∞, the attractors of the Cauchy problem for the mentioned nonlinear equations are considered. And also the dimensions of the global attractor are estimated.

This paper deals with the degenerate Stefan problem with Joule's heating, which describes the combined effects of heat and electrical current Rows in a metal. The local existence of a bounded weak solution for the problem in proved. Also a degenerate thermistor problem with continuous conductivity is considered.

A quasisteady Stefan problem with curvature correction and kinetic undercooling is considered. It is a problem with phase transition, in which not only the Stefan condition, but also the curvature correction and kinetic undercooling effect hold on the free boundary, and in phase regions elliptic equations are satisfied by the unknown temperature at each time. The existence and uniqueness of a local classical solution of this problem are obtained.

By means of the fixed point technique and integral estimation method, we study the solutions of periodic boundary value problem and initial value problem for the coupled nonlinear parabolic equations. The global classical solutions of the mentioned problems are shown to exists.

In this paper we consider the two-dimensional Muskat free boundary problem: Δu_i(x,t) = 0 in space-time domain Q_i (i = 1,2), here tis a parameter. The unknown surface Γ_pT (free boundary) is tltc common part of the boundaries of Q_1 and Q_2. The free boundary conditions are u_1(x,t) = u_2(x,t) and -k_1\frac{∂u_1}{∂n} = -k_2\frac{∂u_2}{∂n} = V_n. If the initial normal velocity of the free boundary is positive, we shall prove the existence of classical solution locally in time and uniqueness by making use of Newton's iteration method.