Multiscale homogenization with bounded ratios and anomalous slow diffusion
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Abstract: We show that the effective diffusivity matrix for the heat operator in a periodic potential obtained as a superposition of Holder-continuous periodic potentials (of period , , ) decays exponentially fast with the number of scales when the scale-ratios are bounded above and below. From this we deduce the anomalous slow behavior for a Brownian Motion in a potential obtained as a superposition of an infinite number of scales:
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