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A class of quasilinear parabolic equations of forward-backward type $u_t=[\phi(u)]_{xx}$ in one space dimension is addressed, under assumptions on the nonlinear term $\phi$ which hold for a number of mathematical models in the theory of phase transitions. The notion of a three-phase solution to the Cauchy problem associated with the aforementioned equation is introduced. Then the time evolution of three-phase solutions is investigated, relying on a suitable entropy inequality satisfied by such a solution. In particular, it is proven that transitions between stable phases must satisfy certain admissibility conditions.

Entropy solutions of forward-backward parabolic equations with Devonshire free energy