Relaxation effects in a mixed phase region. II: Illustrative examples (Q1100052)

[For part I see the review above (Zbl 0639.76100).] A dynamical theory for motions of two-phases mixture containing liquid and solid was developed in a previous paper. The authors give three examples for applications of this theory in this part. The first application is to one-dimensional transverse waves in a uniform isothermal material, the second are longitudinal waves propagating in the X3-direction, the third is a one-dimensional freezing front.