Abstract:For a family of second-order elliptic operators with rapidly oscillating periodic coefficients, we study the asymptotic behavior of the Green and Neumann functions, using Dirichlet and Neumann correctors. As a result we obtain asymptotic expansions of Poisson kernels and the Dirichlet-to-Neumann maps as well as optimal convergence rates in L p and W 1;p for solutions with Dirichlet or Neumann boundary conditions.
“…The estimate (1.13) was proved in [19] for bounded C 2;˛d omains, using boundary Lipschitz estimates for solutions with Neumann data [18] (also see [6], which extends the estimates to operators without the symmetry condition A D A). y/g @ @y`f N 0 .x; y/gˇÄ C " 1 jx yj d for any x; y 2 and 2 .0; 1/.…”
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“…In fact, it was proved in [19] that if is a bounded C 1;1 domain in R d and d 3, then (1.12) jN " .x; y/ N 0 .x; y/j Ä C " lnOE" 1 jx yj C 2 jx yj d 2 In fact, it was proved in [19] that if is a bounded C 1;1 domain in R d and d 3, then (1.12) jN " .x; y/ N 0 .x; y/j Ä C " lnOE" 1 jx yj C 2 jx yj d 2…”
This paper is concerned with a family of second-order elliptic systems in divergence form with rapidly oscillating periodic coefficients. We initiate the study of homogenization and boundary layers for Neumann problems with first-order oscillating boundary data. We identify the homogenized system and establish the sharp rate of convergence in L 2 in dimension three or higher. Regularity estimates are also obtained for the homogenized boundary data in both Dirichlet and Neumann problems. The results are used to establish a higher-order convergence rate for Neumann problems with nonoscillating data.
“…The estimate (1.13) was proved in [19] for bounded C 2;˛d omains, using boundary Lipschitz estimates for solutions with Neumann data [18] (also see [6], which extends the estimates to operators without the symmetry condition A D A). y/g @ @y`f N 0 .x; y/gˇÄ C " 1 jx yj d for any x; y 2 and 2 .0; 1/.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…In fact, it was proved in [19] that if is a bounded C 1;1 domain in R d and d 3, then (1.12) jN " .x; y/ N 0 .x; y/j Ä C " lnOE" 1 jx yj C 2 jx yj d 2 In fact, it was proved in [19] that if is a bounded C 1;1 domain in R d and d 3, then (1.12) jN " .x; y/ N 0 .x; y/j Ä C " lnOE" 1 jx yj C 2 jx yj d 2…”
This paper is concerned with a family of second-order elliptic systems in divergence form with rapidly oscillating periodic coefficients. We initiate the study of homogenization and boundary layers for Neumann problems with first-order oscillating boundary data. We identify the homogenized system and establish the sharp rate of convergence in L 2 in dimension three or higher. Regularity estimates are also obtained for the homogenized boundary data in both Dirichlet and Neumann problems. The results are used to establish a higher-order convergence rate for Neumann problems with nonoscillating data.
“…We hope our results may be further applied to the study of fluid mechanics. For more knowledges on this subject, we refer the readers to [1,3,5,6,9,14,18,15,16] for more details and references therein.…”
In the paper, we establish commutator estimates for the Dirichlet-to-Neumann map of Stokes systems in Lipschitz domains. The approach is based on Dahlberg's bilinear estimates, and the results may be regarded as an extension of [8,19] to Stokes systems.
“…[15] have also studied the asymptotic behavior of the Green and Neumann functions and obtained some error estimates for solutions.…”
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“…In this paper, we overcome this problem after introduced auxiliary function. The procedure we used for obtaining convergence rates estimates is somewhat analogous to the process Kenig, Lin and Shen [15] used for the most classical homogenization problems. The main purpose of this paper is to extend their [15] …”
Abstract:In this paper, we study the convergence rates of homogenization problems for composites with general stratified periodic structure. After introduced auxiliary function, we get the representation formula satisfied by oscillatory solution and homogenized solution. Then we utilize the formula in combination with the asymptotic estimates of Green functions to obtain convergence rates in p L of solutions for any 1 p .
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