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1 IN Doklady Mathematics 206 Vol. 94 No Pleiades Publishig Ltd Published i Russia i Doklady Akademii Nauk 206 Vol. 469 No MATHEMATIC Homogeizatio of the -Lalacia with Noliear oudary Coditio o Critical ize Particles: Idetifyig the trage Term for the ome o mooth ad Multialued Oerators J. I. Diaz a * D. Gómez-Castro a ** A. V. Podol skii b *** ad T. A. haoshikoa b **** Preseted by Academicia of the RA V. V. Kozlo February Receied February Abstract We exted reious aers i the literature cocerig the homogeizatio of Robi tye boudary coditios for uasiliear euatios i the case of microscoic obstacles of critical size: here we cosider oliear boudary coditios iolig some maximal mootoe grahs which may corresod to discotiuous or o-lischitz fuctios arisig i some catalysis roblems. DOI: 0.34/ Paers [2 0] were deoted to the study of asymtotic behaior of the solutio to the boudary alue roblem for the -Lalacia ( [2 )) i -eriodically erforated domai with oliear Robi-tye boudary coditio that cotais fuctio σ ( xu ). It was suosed there that σ ( xu ) is a smooth fuctio of it s argumets mootoe by ariable u. I this aer we exted the method itroduced i [ ] to deal with the roblems with more geeral coditios o the fuctio σ ( xu ). As i all aers i which the holes are of critical size ad the aortio arameter has a critical ower of (we will recise this later) we obsere a chage i the ature of the oliearity. Our aim is to reset this chage i the case σ ( u) = C u u 0 < < which is ot differetiable at 0 ad i the case whe σ is the maximal mootoe oerator for the Heaiside fuctio which is a multialued oerator ad [2 ). I a further aer [2] we exted the argumets to the case of geeral maximal mootoe grahs σ ad ( ). The article was traslated by the authors. a Comlutese de Madrid. Ist. Mat. Iterdisciliar & De. Mat. Alicada. Fac. Mat. Plaza de las Ciecias Madrid ai b Moscow tate Uiersity Faculty of Mechaics ad Mathematics Moscow 9992 Russia *idiaz@ucm.es **dgcastro@ucm.es ***origialea@ya.ru ****shaosh.ta@mail.ru Let be a bouded domai i R 2 with a smooth boudary ad let Y = (. Deote by 2 2) G0 the uit ball cetered at the origi. For δ>0ad 0 <! we defie sets δ = { x δ x } ad α = { x ρ ( x ) > 2 }. Let a = C 0 where α>ad C0 is ositie umber. Defie = = 0 ϒ ϒ where ϒ = { Z ( ag 0 ) } ϒ d d = cost > 0 Z is the set of ectors z with iteger coordiates. Defie Y = Y where ϒ ad ote that G Y ad ceter of the ball coicides with the ceter of the cube Y. Defie G = G = G =. Cosider the roblem Δ u = f x ν u σ ( ) u x u = 0 x () where Δ u di( u u) [2 ) ν u u ( uν ) ν is the outward uit ormal ector to γ=α( ). We suose that f L ( ) ' =. G ( a G ) G 387
2 388 DIAZ et al. Fuctio σ( λ) [0 ] is the maximal mootoe cotiuous maig [] that dee o arameter 0 λ < 0 σ( λ ) = λ λ (0) (2) λ >. We ote that σ0( λ) is the maximal mootoe maig for the Heaiside fuctio i.e. multialued fuctio 0 λ < 0 σ0( λ ) = [0] λ = 0 (3) λ > 0. oudary coditios of this tye corresod to the resece of so called chemical reactio of order o the boudary of caities [5 6]. The motiatio to trucate the owers comes from the chemical modelig i which cocetratios imose rage i [0 ] but it also correso to the case f L ( ) for which the solutio is bouded. Alyig mootoicity tools (see e.g. []) it is easy to see that roblem () is euialet to ask for u W ( ) satisfyig the itegral ieuality u u ( φu ) dx ( ψ( φ) ψ( u )) f( φ u ) dx (4) for ay arbitrary fuctio φ W ( ) where ψ( λ) for (0 ] is the rimitie of σ. For (0 ] we hae that 0 λ < 0 ψ λ ( λ ) = λ (0) (5) λ λ> ad if = 0 the 0 λ 0 ψ0( λ ) = (6) λ λ > 0. ace W ( ) is the closure i W ( ) of the set of ifiitely differetiate fuctios i that aish ear the boudary. It is well kow that roblem () has uiue weak solutio (see. e.g. [ Theorem 8.5]). The followig estimatio is alid L ( ) L( { xu > }) u u K (7) where costat K here ad below is ideedet of. Let H ( λ) be the fuctio gie through fuctioal euatio 0 H H σ( λh) (8) where 0 = cost > 0. Note that for ay rescribed λ euatio (8) has uiue solutio. I the case if = 0 H 0( ) λ > 0 ad if (0 ] the 0 λ < 0 λ = λ < λ < (9) (0) where b( s) is the strictly mootoe fuctio gie for s 0 by Note that i both cases Lischitz cotiuous. 0 λ < 0 H( λ ) = ( b) ( λ ) 0 < λ < 0 0 λ > 0 0 b () s s s = λ. H ( λ) () is bouded ad Deote by ũ a W -extesio of fuctio u (see [0]). Usig estimate (7) we get followig ieuality u. (2) K W ( ) Therefore there exists a subseuece (deoted as the origial seuece) such that 0:. u u weakly i W (. ) (3) The followig theorem gies a descritio of the limit fuctio u. Theorem. Let 3 [2 ) [0 ] α= ad is the weak solutio of γ=α( ) u the roblem (). uose that H ( λ) is the fuctio gie by euatio (8) i which 0 = C0. The the limit fuctio u itroduced i (3) is the weak solutio of the roblem Δ u A( ) H( u) H( u) = f x (4) u = 0 x. which is uderstood as a fuctio u W 0 ( ) satisfyig the ariatioal ieuality DOKLADY MATHEMATIC Vol. 94 No. 206
3 HOMOGENIZATION OF THE -LAPLACIAN 389 ( udx ) A ( ) H ( ) H ( )( udx ) for a arbitrary fuctio 0 ( ). Here ( ) A ( ) = C0 ω with ω the surface area of the uit shere i R. Proof. (a) Cosider the case = 0. Deote = 0. Note that the itegral ieuality i the case whe = 0 has the form (5) where φ is the ositie art of fuctio φ φ=φ φ. From (5) we coclude Usig the mootoicity of fuctio > we derie ieuality for u that is alid for a arbitrary fuctio ϕ W0 ( ). Let us take a test fuctio i ieuality (7) (6) for (7) where C0 ( ) H 0 ( λ) is gie by the formula (9) fuctio W( x) is defied as follows Here T is the ball of radius /4 ceter of which coicides with the ceter P of G f( u) dx u u ( φu ) dx W ( φ u ) f( φ u ) dx u K. L ( ) φ φ ( φ u ) dx ( φ u ) f( φ u ) dx ( x) ( x) W ( x) H ( ( x) ) φ = 0 λ 2 w x T G ϒ W( x) = x G (8) 0 x R T. ϒ w ( ) /( ) ( ) /( ) x P ( /4) ( x) ( ) /( ) ( ) /( ) a (/4) =. λ Note that W 0 weakly i W ( ) as 0. Usig that = H ( ) [0 ] (9) (20) ( u ) u. ubstitutig itroduced test fuctio i ieuality (7) ad usig (9) ad (20) we get that the limit as 0 of the left-had side of the ieuality (7) does t exceed the limit of (2) The limit of the right-had side of ieuality (7) is eual to f( u) dx. (22) Cosider the itegrals oer exressio (2): 0 < H 0 ( ) < 0 > H ( ) > 0 ad φ = ( H = if 0( )) H 0( ) > H 0 ( ) we get u ( φ ) { > } { (0 )} ( u) dx ( u ) { > } u w νw H0 ϒ G { (0 )} H ( H ( ) u ) w w H H ( u ). ϒ T ϒ G 0 0 ν 0 0 icluded i the ν w w H H ( H ( ) u ) ( ) { > } { (0 )} u u = α ( ( ) ( ) 0 H0 H0 H0 { > } u ) ( u ) { (0 )} u DOKLADY MATHEMATIC Vol. 94 No. 206
4 390 DIAZ et al. = ad α 0 if ( ) 0( ) ( α) H H u H ( ) H ( )( H ( ) u ) 0 α 2 α H ( ) H ( )( H ( ) u ) { (0 )} { > } u ( u ) = 0 α 0( ) 0( ) ( ) (23) (24) Usig that u K we get that the limit of L ( ) the exressio (2) does t exceed the limit of the followig exressio H H u 0 0 { > } 0 u { (0 )} ( u ) α0 2 α H ( ) H ( )( H ( ) u ) ( ) { > } { (0 )} u u = 0 α 0( ) 0( ) ( ) H H u 0 { (0 )} u ( ( x)) α0 2 α H ( ) H ( )( H ( ) u ) α0 2 α = J H ( ) H ( )( H ( ) u ) where J H H u 0 0( ) 0( ) ( α) u ( 0 ) 0 { (0 )} (25) w w H ( ) H ( )( u ). ϒ T Usig a euality roed i [3] we get lim w w H ( ) H ( u ) 0 ϒ T (26) It follows from (20) (26) that u satisfies ieuality for ay W0 ( ) ( udx ) A ( ) (27) Takig = u λw with w W0 ( ) arbitrary ad makig λ 0 sice H 0is Lischits cotiuous ad bouded we get that u is a weak solutio of roblem (4) for = 0 i the usual sese. (b) Now we cosider the case (0 ]. I this case we make similar reasoig. We set φ= WH ( ) i ieuality (7) as a test fuctio where H ( λ) is defied by (0). Further we oly eed to exlai the method of the comariso of the itegrals oer icluded i the obtaied ariatioal ieuality. Note that i this case ariatioal ieuality has the form where ( udx ) ν 0 0 ν = A ( ) H ( ) H( )( udx ). 0 0 H ( ) H ( )( u) dx f( u) dx. (28) ( H ) u (29) φ φ( φ u ) dx ( ψ ( φ) ψ ( u )) f( φ u ) dx ( ( ) ( u )) ψ ϕ ψ { (0 )} { u (0)} { (0 )} { u 0} { (0 )} { u> } { > } { u (0)} ( H ( )) u ( H ( )) u H DOKLADY MATHEMATIC Vol. 94 No. 206
5 HOMOGENIZATION OF THE -LAPLACIAN 39 H We substitute the test fuctio i (7) ad we cosider the remaiig itegrals oer i the left-had side of ariatioal ieuality (7): Note that { > } { u 0} { > } { u > } H u. ϒ G ν w w H H ( H ( ) u ) 0 = H ( )( H( ) u ) 0 α α H ( )( H( ) u ). α u 0 H H 0 ( )( H( ) u ) = { (0 )} { u> } { (0 )} { u (0)} H ( ( ) u ) ( H ( )) (30) ( H ( )) ( H ( ) u ) ( H ( )) { (0 )} { u 0} { > } { u 0} { > } { u (0)} (3) Next we comare itegrals oer the same subsets of i the left-had side of ieuality (7). We hae ( ) ( u ) ( u ). { > } { u> } I ( H ( )) u M H H u ( ( )) ( ( )) ( H( )) u = M u( H( )) (32) where M = { (0 )} { u (0)}. Usig Youg s ieuality we get ( H( )) u u( H( )). Therefore I 0. (33) (34) The remaiig itegrals oer subsets of are cosidered i the similar way ad we establish that the sum of all itegrals oer the corresodig subsets of is o-ositie. Therefore the limit fuctio u satisfy ariatioal ieuality ( udx ) A ( ) H ( )( u) dx f( u) for a arbitrary fuctio W0 ( ). Agai takig = u λw with w W0 ( ) arbitrary ad makig λ 0 we obtai that u is a weak solutio the usual sese. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The research of the first two authors was artially suorted as members of the Research Grou MOMAT (Ref ) of the UCM. The research of J.I. Diaz was artially suorted by the roect ref. MTM of the DGIPI (ai). The research of D. Gómez-Castro was suorted by a FPU Grat from the Miisterio de Educació Cultura y Deorte (ai). The results of this aer were started durig a isit of the last author to the UCM o Noember 205. This author wats to thak this suort as well as the receied hositality from the Istituto de Matematica Iterdiscilar of the UCM. DOKLADY MATHEMATIC Vol. 94 No. 206
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