Multiple-Scale Analysis of Boundary-Value Problems in Thick Multi-Level Junctions of Type 3:2:2
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This book presents asymptotic methods for boundary-value problems (linear and semilinear, elliptic and parabolic) in so-called thick multi-level junctions. These complicated structures appear in a large variety of applications.
A concise and readable introduction to the topic, the book provides a full review of the literature as well as a presentation of results of the authors, including the homogenization of boundary-value problems in thick multi-level junctions with non-Lipschitz boundaries, and the construction of approximations for solutions to semilinear problems.Including end-of-chapter conclusions discussing the results and their physical interpretations, this book will be of interest to researchers and graduate students in asymptotic analysis and applied mathematics as well as to physicists, chemists and engineers interested in processes such as heat and mass transfer.
The first book on this topic Includes a full literature review on the homogenization of various boundary-value problems, spectral problems, variational inequalities, optimal control problems in thick junctions Provides a complete and unified presentation of the topic and recent results of the authors Presents approximation techniques for solutions to semilinear elliptic and parabolic problems with various alternating nonlinear Robin boundary conditions
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Taras Mel'nyk
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homogenization multiple-scale analysis asymptotic approximations of solutions boundary value problems nonlinear perturbed boundary conditions domains with rapidly oscillating boundaries multi-level thick junctions non-Lipschitz boundaries partial differential equations
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“The book is well organized and each chapter contains a conclusion with comments and physical interpretation and can be useful to researchers and graduate students interested in asymptotic analysis and applied mathematics.” (Paolo Musolino, zbMATH 1443.35004, 2020)
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