Quantitative analysis of boundary layers in periodic homogenization
arXiv:1607.06716 · doi:10.1007/s00205-017-1142-z
Abstract
We prove quantitative estimates on the rate of convergence for the oscillating Dirichlet problem in periodic homogenization of divergence-form uniformly elliptic systems. The estimates are optimal in dimensions larger than three and new in every dimension. We also prove a regularity estimate on the homogenized boundary condition.
41 pages; updated to comment on results of arXiv:1610.05273
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