Regularity theory of elliptic systems in \(\varepsilon\)-scale flat domains (Q2220478)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7300466
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    Regularity theory of elliptic systems in \(\varepsilon\)-scale flat domains
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7300466

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      Regularity theory of elliptic systems in \(\varepsilon\)-scale flat domains (English)
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      25 January 2021
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      The paper under review deals with the boundary regularity of elliptic systems and equations in a bounded domain with arbitrarily rough boundary at small scales. The author considers an equation of the type \[ \nabla \cdot \Big(A(x/\varepsilon) \nabla u_\varepsilon(x)\Big)=0\, \] in rough domains and obtains large-scale Lipschitz estimate without any regularity assumption, except for a quantitative large-scale flatness assumption. The result provides a mathematical explanation for the fact that boundary regularity of the solutions of PDEs should be physically and experimentally expected even if the surface of the medium is arbitrarily rough at small scale.
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      periodic homogenization
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      large-scale Lipschitz estimate
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      Calderón-Zygmund estimate
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      \(\varepsilon\)-scale flatness
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      oscillating boundary
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