A new method is suggested for obtaining the exact and numerical solutions of the initial-boundary value problem for a nonlinear parabolic type equation in the domain with the free boundary. With this aim, a special auxiliary problem having some advantages over the main problem and being equivalent to the main problem in a definite sense is introduced. The auxiliary problem allows us to obtain the weak solution in a class of discontinuous functions. Moreover, on the basis of the auxiliary problem a higher-resolution numerical method is developed so that the solution accurately describes all physical properties of the problem. In order to extract the significance of the numerical solutions obtained by using the suggested auxiliary problem, some computer experiments are carried out.
It is well known that the famous D'Alembert formula for solving the wave equation of secondorder is a very important instrument in the study of the dynamics of waves. It is also obvious that D'Alembert's solutions for higher-order partial differential equations are of great importance. In this paper, the D'Alembert solutions of the Cauchy problem for linear partial differential equations with homogeneous constant coefficients of the third-order are obtained. Finally, using the obtained solutions, some computer tests on three distinct roots have been carried out. The results clearly indicate the dispersion dynamics of waves with some initial profile.
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