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Main Author: Brusca, Giuseppe Cosma
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.18697
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contents We analyze a family of non-local integral functionals of convolution-type depending on two small positive parameters $\varepsilon,δ$: the first rules the length-scale of the non-local interactions and produces a `localization' effect as it tends to $0$, the second is the scale of oscillation of a finely inhomogeneous periodic structure in the domain. We prove that a separation of the two scales occurs and that the interplay between the localization and homogenization effects in the asymptotic analysis is determined by the parameter $λ$ defined as the limit of the ratio $\varepsilon/δ$. We compute the $Γ$-limit of the functionals with respect to the strong $L^p$-topology for each possible value of $λ$ and detect three different regimes, the critical scale being obtained when $λ\in(0,+\infty)$.
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spellingShingle Multiscale homogenization of non-local energies of convolution-type
Brusca, Giuseppe Cosma
Analysis of PDEs
Optimization and Control
We analyze a family of non-local integral functionals of convolution-type depending on two small positive parameters $\varepsilon,δ$: the first rules the length-scale of the non-local interactions and produces a `localization' effect as it tends to $0$, the second is the scale of oscillation of a finely inhomogeneous periodic structure in the domain. We prove that a separation of the two scales occurs and that the interplay between the localization and homogenization effects in the asymptotic analysis is determined by the parameter $λ$ defined as the limit of the ratio $\varepsilon/δ$. We compute the $Γ$-limit of the functionals with respect to the strong $L^p$-topology for each possible value of $λ$ and detect three different regimes, the critical scale being obtained when $λ\in(0,+\infty)$.
title Multiscale homogenization of non-local energies of convolution-type
topic Analysis of PDEs
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.18697