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20082025
most citedThe \infty eigenvalue problem and a problem of optimal transportation

14 citations · 17 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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math-ph2025

Dissociation limits in Density Functional Theory

Guy Bouchitté, Giuseppe Buttazzo, Thierry Champion +1

In this paper we consider the {\it Density Functional Theory} (DFT) framework, where a functional of the form $$F_\eps(ρ)=\eps T(ρ)+bC(ρ)-U(ρ)$$ has to be minimized in the class of…

math.OC2021

Universal bounds for fixed point iterations via optimal transport metrics

Mario Bravo, Thierry Champion, Roberto Cominetti

We present a self-contained analysis of a particular family of metrics over the set of non-negative integers. We show that these metrics, which are defined through a nested sequenc…

math.AP2019

Relaxed multi-marginal costs and quantization effects

Guy Bouchitté, Giuseppe Buttazzo, Thierry Champion +1

We propose a duality theory for multi-marginal repulsive cost that appear in optimal transport problems arising in Density Functional Theory. The related optimization problems invo…

math.AP2018

Dissociating limit in Density Functional Theory with Coulomb optimal transport cost

Guy Bouchitté, Giuseppe Buttazzo, Thierry Champion +1

In the framework of Density Functional Theory with Strongly Correlated Electrons we consider the so called bond dissociating limit for the energy of an aggregate of atoms. We show…

math.OC2016

Continuity and estimates for multimarginal optimal transportation problems with singular costs

Giuseppe Buttazzo, Thierry Champion, Luigi De Pascale

We consider some repulsive multimarginal optimal transportation problems which include, as a particular case, the Coulomb cost. We prove a regularity property of the minimizers (op…

math.AP2010★ 3 cited

A particular class of solutions of a system of eikonal equations

Thierry Champion, Gisella Croce

In this article we study a system of eikonal equations. Our aim is to isolate the solutions which minimise the discontinuity set of the gradient.