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Free Boundary Problems Arising in Industry,In this article we review some free boundary problems that came to our attention at the IMA. The origin of some of these problems is described in [13]. Our purpose here is to state the mathematical formulation of these problems, to summarize the main results obtained so far, and to mention the problems that are still open.

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