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Homogenization and enhancement of the \(G\)-equation in random environments (Q2852541)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6214312
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Homogenization and enhancement of the \(G\)-equation in random environments
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6214312

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    9 October 2013
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    \(G\)-equation
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    controllability
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    homogenization
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    perturbation
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    viscosity
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    small parameter
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    Homogenization and enhancement of the \(G\)-equation in random environments (English)
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    The homogenization limit when the perturbation parameter tends to zero can be thought of as a small parameter perturbation technique. Here one applies this method to a \(G\)-equation submitted to a general stationary ergodic environment. The framework of the study is the so-called viscosity solution. The averaging properties of this \(G\)-equation cannot be studied by using subadditive theorem which is the standard approach to the homogenization of Hamilton-Jacobi equation in random media. The main contribution of the paper is to propose a new approach to circumvent these problems, which reduces to a controllability estimate and the construction of a random sequence which defines a long-time asymptotic limit.
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