Correctors for Parabolic Equations in a Heterogeneous Fibered Medium

Mourad Sfaxi; Ali Sili

Bollettino dell'Unione Matematica Italiana (2007)

  • Volume: 10-B, Issue: 3, page 1025-1053
  • ISSN: 0392-4041

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We study the problem of correctors in the framework of the homogenization of linear parabolic equations posed in a heterogeneous medium Ω made of two materials. The first one is located in a set F ϵ of cylindrical parallel fibers periodically distributed with a period of size ϵ , and the second one is located in the "matrix" M ϵ = Ω F ϵ . The ratio between the conductivity coefficients of the two materials is of order 1 / ϵ 2 . After writing the homogenized problem, we give a corrector result and prove that the solution ue of the starting problem is of the form u ϵ = u ~ ϵ + u ^ ϵ , where u ~ ϵ is a corrector for u ϵ and u ^ ϵ is a time boundary layer. In contrast to the known results for parabolic equations, this boundary layer is not concentrated about the time origin t = 0 , but it remains at least for all t ( 0 , m ) with some m > 0 . The proof of the latter is based on the fact that ue does not converge, in general, in L 2 ( Ω × ( 0 , T ) ) for the strong topology.

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Sfaxi, Mourad, and Sili, Ali. "Correctors for Parabolic Equations in a Heterogeneous Fibered Medium." Bollettino dell'Unione Matematica Italiana 10-B.3 (2007): 1025-1053. <http://eudml.org/doc/290374>.

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abstract = {We study the problem of correctors in the framework of the homogenization of linear parabolic equations posed in a heterogeneous medium $\Omega$ made of two materials. The first one is located in a set $F_\epsilon$ of cylindrical parallel fibers periodically distributed with a period of size $\epsilon$, and the second one is located in the "matrix" $M_\epsilon = \Omega \setminus F_\epsilon$. The ratio between the conductivity coefficients of the two materials is of order $1/\epsilon^2$. After writing the homogenized problem, we give a corrector result and prove that the solution ue of the starting problem is of the form $u_\epsilon = \tilde\{u\}_\epsilon + \hat\{u\}_\epsilon$, where $\tilde\{u\}_\epsilon$ is a corrector for $u_\{\epsilon\}$ and $\hat\{u\}_\epsilon$ is a time boundary layer. In contrast to the known results for parabolic equations, this boundary layer is not concentrated about the time origin $t = 0$, but it remains at least for all $t \in (0, m)$ with some $m > 0$. The proof of the latter is based on the fact that ue does not converge, in general, in $L^\{2\}(\Omega \times (0, T))$ for the strong topology.},
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AB - We study the problem of correctors in the framework of the homogenization of linear parabolic equations posed in a heterogeneous medium $\Omega$ made of two materials. The first one is located in a set $F_\epsilon$ of cylindrical parallel fibers periodically distributed with a period of size $\epsilon$, and the second one is located in the "matrix" $M_\epsilon = \Omega \setminus F_\epsilon$. The ratio between the conductivity coefficients of the two materials is of order $1/\epsilon^2$. After writing the homogenized problem, we give a corrector result and prove that the solution ue of the starting problem is of the form $u_\epsilon = \tilde{u}_\epsilon + \hat{u}_\epsilon$, where $\tilde{u}_\epsilon$ is a corrector for $u_{\epsilon}$ and $\hat{u}_\epsilon$ is a time boundary layer. In contrast to the known results for parabolic equations, this boundary layer is not concentrated about the time origin $t = 0$, but it remains at least for all $t \in (0, m)$ with some $m > 0$. The proof of the latter is based on the fact that ue does not converge, in general, in $L^{2}(\Omega \times (0, T))$ for the strong topology.
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