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Homogenization of diffusion problems with a nonlinear interfacial resistance
In this paper, we consider a stationary heat problem on a two-component domain with an ε -periodic imperfect interface, on which the heat flux is proportional via a nonlinear function to the jump of the solution, and depends on a real parameter γ . Homogenization and corrector results for the corres...
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Published in: | Nonlinear differential equations and applications 2015-10, Vol.22 (5), p.1345-1380 |
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Summary: | In this paper, we consider a stationary heat problem on a two-component domain with an
ε
-periodic imperfect interface, on which the heat flux is proportional via a nonlinear function to the jump of the solution, and depends on a real parameter
γ
. Homogenization and corrector results for the corresponding linear case have been proved in Donato et al. (J Math Sci 176(6):891–927,
2011
), by adapting the periodic unfolding method [see (Cioranescu et al. SIAM J Math Anal 40(4):1585–1620,
2008
), (Cioranescu et al. SIAM J Math Anal 44(2):718–760,
2012
), (Cioranescu et al. Asymptot Anal 53(4):209–235,
2007
)] to the case of a two-component domain. Here, we first prove, under natural growth assumptions on the nonlinearities, the existence and the uniqueness of a solution of the problem. Then, we study, using the periodic unfolding method, its asymptotic behavior when
ε
→
0
. In order to describe the homogenized problem, we complete some convergence results of Donato et al. (J Math Sci 176(6):891–927,
2011
) concerning the unfolding operators and we investigate the limit behaviour of the unfolded Nemytskii operators associated to the nonlinear terms. According to the values of the parameter
γ
we have different limit problems, for the cases
γ
<
-
1
,
γ
=
-
1
and
γ
∈
-
1
,
1
. The most relevant case is
γ
=
-
1
, where the homogenized matrix differs from that of the linear case, and is described in a more complicated way, via a nonlinear function involving the correctors. |
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ISSN: | 1021-9722 1420-9004 |
DOI: | 10.1007/s00030-015-0325-2 |