Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application

In this paper, uniform pointwise regularity estimates for the solutions of conductivity equations are obtained in a unit conductivity medium reinforced by a epsilon-periodic lattice of highly conducting thin rods. The estimates are derived only at a distance epsilon^{1+tau} (for some tau>0) a...

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প্রধান লেখক: Briane, M, Capdeboscq, Y, Nguyen, L
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প্রকাশিত: 2011
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author Briane, M
Capdeboscq, Y
Nguyen, L
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Capdeboscq, Y
Nguyen, L
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description In this paper, uniform pointwise regularity estimates for the solutions of conductivity equations are obtained in a unit conductivity medium reinforced by a epsilon-periodic lattice of highly conducting thin rods. The estimates are derived only at a distance epsilon^{1+tau} (for some tau>0) away from the fibres. This distance constraint is rather sharp since the gradients of the solutions are shown to be unbounded locally in L^p as soon as p>2. One key ingredient is the derivation in dimension two of regularity estimates to the solutions of the equations deduced from a Fourier series expansion with respect to the fibres direction, and weighted by the high-contrast conductivity. The dependence on powers of epsilon of these two-dimensional estimates is shown to be sharp. The initial motivation for this work comes from imaging, and enhanced resolution phenomena observed experimentally in the presence of micro-structures. We use these regularity estimates to characterize the signature of low volume fraction heterogeneities in the fibred reinforced medium assuming that the heterogeneities stay at a distance epsilon^{1+tau} away from the fibres.
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spelling oxford-uuid:340ce2c6-8b1b-41a1-a6e1-f757ec7c4d682022-03-26T13:23:36ZInterior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and ApplicationJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:340ce2c6-8b1b-41a1-a6e1-f757ec7c4d68Symplectic Elements at Oxford2011Briane, MCapdeboscq, YNguyen, LIn this paper, uniform pointwise regularity estimates for the solutions of conductivity equations are obtained in a unit conductivity medium reinforced by a epsilon-periodic lattice of highly conducting thin rods. The estimates are derived only at a distance epsilon^{1+tau} (for some tau>0) away from the fibres. This distance constraint is rather sharp since the gradients of the solutions are shown to be unbounded locally in L^p as soon as p>2. One key ingredient is the derivation in dimension two of regularity estimates to the solutions of the equations deduced from a Fourier series expansion with respect to the fibres direction, and weighted by the high-contrast conductivity. The dependence on powers of epsilon of these two-dimensional estimates is shown to be sharp. The initial motivation for this work comes from imaging, and enhanced resolution phenomena observed experimentally in the presence of micro-structures. We use these regularity estimates to characterize the signature of low volume fraction heterogeneities in the fibred reinforced medium assuming that the heterogeneities stay at a distance epsilon^{1+tau} away from the fibres.
spellingShingle Briane, M
Capdeboscq, Y
Nguyen, L
Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title_full Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title_fullStr Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title_full_unstemmed Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title_short Interior Regularity Estimates in High Conductivity Homogenization and Application
title_sort interior regularity estimates in high conductivity homogenization and application
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