Harnack inequalities and discrete-continuous error estimates for a chain of atoms with two-body interactions (Q1012699)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5545961
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5545961 |
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Harnack inequalities and discrete-continuous error estimates for a chain of atoms with two-body interactions (English)
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22 April 2009
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From the authors' abstract: We consider deformations in \(\mathbb R^3\) of an infinite linear chain of atoms where each atom interacts with all others through a two-body potential. We compute the effect of an external force applied to the chain. At equilibrium, the positions of the particles satisfy an Euler-Lagrange equation. For large classes of potentials, we prove that every solution is well approximated by the solution of a continuous model when applied forces and displacements of the atoms are small. We establish an error estimate between the discrete and the continuous solution based on a Harnack lemma of independent interest. Finally we apply our results to some Lennard-Jones potentials.
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two-body interactions
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nonlinear elasticity
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discrete-continuous
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error estimates
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Cauchy-Born rule
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Harnack inequality
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thermodynamic limit
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