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When does Agglutination Arise in the Homogeneization of Ordinary Differential Equations?

Elena BosaLivio C. Piccinini — 2008

Bollettino dell'Unione Matematica Italiana

When dealing with Differential Equations whose coefficients are periodical, it is of interest to consider the limit when the period becomes shorter and shorter. This process is called homogeneization and leads to an equation with constant coefficients. The constants are some mean of the original coefficients, usually non trivial. We say that the mean is regular if it is increased whenever coefficients are increased on a non-zero set; on the contrary we say that agglutination arises if there are...

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