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In this paper we analyze, in the context of a Lavrentieff phenomenon, the process of homogenization for Dirichlet problems.
C. D'Apice, T. Durante, A. Gaudiello
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On the existence of weak optimal BV-controls in coefficients for linear elliptic problems
In this paper we study the optimal control problem associated to a linear degenerate elliptic equation with mixed boundary conditions. We adopt a weight coefficient in the main part of elliptic operator as control in BV(Ω).
I. G. Balanenko, P. I. Kogut
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H-Optimal Control in Coefficients for Dirichlet Parabolic Problems
In the paper the Dirichlet optimal control problem associated with a linear parabolic equation the coefficients of which we take as controls in L1(Ω) has been studied. Since equations of this type can exhibit the Lavrentieff phenomenon and non-uniqueness
I. G. Balanenko, P. I. Kogut
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Summary: It is well known that every strong local minimizer of the Bolza problem under state constraints satisfies a constrained maximum principle. In the absence of constraints qualifications the maximum principle may be abnormal, that is, not involving the cost functions.
Frankowska, Hélène, Tonon, Daniela
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The Lavrentieff phenomenon And Different processes of Homogenization
Communications in Partial Differential Equations, 1992(1992). The Lavrentieff phenomenon And Different processes of Homogenization. Communications in Partial Differential Equations: Vol. 17, No. 9-10, pp. 1503-1538.
Esposito Antonio Corbo +1 more
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Complete representation of some functionals showing the Lavrentieff phenomenon
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Section A Mathematics, 2001The functional F(u) = ∫Bf(x, Du) is considered, where B is the unit ball in R2, u varies in the set of the locally Lipschitz functions on R2 and f belongs to a family containing, as model case, the following integrand: The computation of the relaxed functional F̄ is provided yielding an explicit representation formula.This formula nevertheless is not ...
A. CORBO ESPOSITO, DURANTE, Tiziana
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Calculus of Variations and Partial Differential Equations, 2004
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The Lavrentieff phenomenon for quadratic functionals
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Section A Mathematics, 1995The paper provides an example of an integral functional in more than two dimensions, with a symmetric and positively defined quadratic integrandq, exhibiting the Lavrentieff phenomenon on a ballBand on a linear boundary datumu0, i.e. for whichThe example is also utilised to discuss nonidentity between some relaxation procedures for a quadratic integral
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Lavrentieff phenomenon and non standard growth conditions
2001In the paper the functional \[ F(u)= \int_B f(x,Du) dx \] is considered, where \(B\) is the unit ball in \(\mathbb{R}^n\) and \(u\) varies among Lipschitz functions. The integrand \(f\) belongs to a family containing, as a model case, the function \[ f(x,z)= {|z\cdot x|\over|x|^n}+|z|^p\quad\text{with }1< p< n.
CARDONE G., D'APICE C., DE MAIO, UMBERTO
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A Lavrentieff phenomenon for problems of homogenization with constraints on the gradient
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