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most citedOhta-Kawasaki energy for amphiphiles: asymptotics and phase-field simulations

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math.DS2026

Graphon Limits of Graph Reaction--Diffusion Equations

Edith J. Zhang, James Scott, Qiang Du

A graph reaction--diffusion (RD) equation is a system of differential equations that is defined on the nodes of a graph. Consider a sequence of growing graphs that converges in cut…

math.AP2025

On parameterized nonlocal-fractional transmission problems and associated function spaces

Qiang Du, Zhaolong Han, Tadele Mengesha +2

In this paper, we consider a family of seamlessly coupled nonlocal models associated with transmission conditions across an interface. The models are derived from the variation of…

math.AP2024

Weighted nonlocal operators and their applications in semi-supervised learning

Qiang Du, James M. Scott

Motivated by problems in machine learning, we study a class of variational problems characterized by nonlocal operators. These operators are characterized by power-type weights, wh…

math.FA2024

Ginzburg--Landau Functionals in the Large-Graph Limit

Edith Zhang, James Scott, Qiang Du +1

Ginzburg--Landau (GL) functionals on graphs, which are relaxations of graph-cut functionals on graphs, have yielded a variety of insights in image segmentation and graph clustering…

math.NA2024

Asymptotically compatible schemes for nonlinear variational models via Gamma-convergence and applications to nonlocal problems

Qiang Du, James M. Scott, Xiaochuan Tian

We present a study on asymptotically compatible Galerkin discretizations for a class of parametrized nonlinear variational problems. The abstract analytical framework is based on v…

math.OC2024★ 3 cited

Ohta-Kawasaki energy for amphiphiles: asymptotics and phase-field simulations

Qiang Du, James M. Scott, Zirui Xu

We study the minimizers of a degenerate case of the Ohta-Kawasaki energy, defined as the sum of the perimeter and a Coulombic nonlocal term. We start by investigating radially symm…