A notion of $s$-fractional mass for $1$-currents in higher codimension
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| author | Cicalese, Marco Heilmann, Tim Kubin, Andrea Onoue, Fumihiko Ponsiglione, Marcello |
| author_facet | Cicalese, Marco Heilmann, Tim Kubin, Andrea Onoue, Fumihiko Ponsiglione, Marcello |
| contents | In this paper we propose a notion of $s$-fractional mass for $1$-currents in $\R^d$. Such a notion generalizes the notion of $s$-fractional perimeters for sets in the plane to higher codimension one-dimensional singularities. Remarkably, the limit as $s\to 1$ of the $s$-fractional mass gives back the classical notion of length for regular enough curves in $\R^d$.
We prove a lower semi-continuity and compactness result for sequences of $1$-currents with uniformly bounded fractional mass and support. Moreover, we prove the density of weighted polygonal, closed and compact oriented curves in the class of divergence-free 1-currents with compact support and finite fractional mass.
Finally, we discuss some possible applications of our notion of fractional mass to build up purely geometrical approaches to the variational modeling of dislocation lines in crystals and to vortex filaments in superconductivity. |
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| spellingShingle | A notion of $s$-fractional mass for $1$-currents in higher codimension Cicalese, Marco Heilmann, Tim Kubin, Andrea Onoue, Fumihiko Ponsiglione, Marcello Functional Analysis In this paper we propose a notion of $s$-fractional mass for $1$-currents in $\R^d$. Such a notion generalizes the notion of $s$-fractional perimeters for sets in the plane to higher codimension one-dimensional singularities. Remarkably, the limit as $s\to 1$ of the $s$-fractional mass gives back the classical notion of length for regular enough curves in $\R^d$. We prove a lower semi-continuity and compactness result for sequences of $1$-currents with uniformly bounded fractional mass and support. Moreover, we prove the density of weighted polygonal, closed and compact oriented curves in the class of divergence-free 1-currents with compact support and finite fractional mass. Finally, we discuss some possible applications of our notion of fractional mass to build up purely geometrical approaches to the variational modeling of dislocation lines in crystals and to vortex filaments in superconductivity. |
| title | A notion of $s$-fractional mass for $1$-currents in higher codimension |
| topic | Functional Analysis |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.03901 |