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On Compensated Compactness for Nonlinear Elliptic Problems in Perforated Domains

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We consider a sequence of Dirichlet problems for a nonlinear divergent operator A: W m 1 s ) → [W m 1 s )]* in a sequence of perforated domains Ω s ⊂ Ω. Under a certain condition imposed on the local capacity of the set Ω \ Ω s , we prove the following principle of compensated compactness: \({\mathop {\lim }\limits_{s \to \infty }} \left\langle {Ar_s ,z_s } \right\rangle = 0\), where r s(x) and z s(x) are sequences weakly convergent in W m 1(Ω) and such that r s(x) is an analog of a corrector for a homogenization problem and z s(x) is an arbitrary sequence from \({\mathop {W_m^1 }\limits^ \circ} (\Omega _s)\) whose weak limit is equal to zero.

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Skrypnik, I.V. On Compensated Compactness for Nonlinear Elliptic Problems in Perforated Domains. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 52, 1749–1767 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010435321947

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