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most citedA nonhomogeneous boundary value problem in mass transfer theory

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math.FA2026

On the divergence of the composition of irregular fields with BV functions

Graziano Crasta, Virginia De Cicco, Annalisa Malusa

We introduce a family of (nonlinear) pairing measures that ensure the validity of the divergence rule for composite functions , where $\boldsymbol{B}(\cdot,…

math.FA2026

Phase-field approximation of sharp-interface energies accounting for lattice symmetry

Sergio Conti, Vito Crismale, Adriana Garroni +1

We present a phase-field approximation of sharp-interface energies defined on partitions, designed for modeling grain boundaries in polycrystals. The independent variable takes val…

math.AP2025

On a Differential Model for Sandpiles Growing in a Silo

Graziano Crasta, Annalisa Malusa

We discuss some features of a boundary value problem for a system of PDEs that describes the growth of a sandpile in a container under the action of a vertical source. In particula…

math.FA2022

Representation formulas for pairings between divergence-measure fields and functions

Giovanni E. Comi, Graziano Crasta, Virginia De Cicco +1

The purpose of this paper is to find pointwise representation formulas for the density of the pairing between divergence-measure fields and BV functions, in this way continuing the…

math.AP2020

Duality arguments for linear elasticity problems with incompatible deformation fields

Adriana Garroni, Annalisa Malusa

We prove existence and uniqueness for solutions to equilibrium problems for free-standing, traction-free, non homogeneous crystals in the presence of plastic slips. Moreover we pro…

math.OC2019

Non-coercive radially symmetric variational problems: Existence, symmetry and convexity of minimizers

Graziano Crasta, Annalisa Malusa

We prove existence of radially symmetric solutions and validity of Euler-Lagrange necessary conditions for a class of variational problems such that neither direct methods nor indi…