On the Relationship between Supplemental Balances in Two Theories for Pure Interface Motion

A matched asymptotic analysis is used to exhibit the connection between supplemental balance equations arising in sharp-interface and phase-field theories for transformations between two rigid phases distinguished only by their constant free-energy densities. The analysis exposes the relationship between the forces and balances arising in the two theories.

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