Nadia Ansini
Sapienza University of Rome
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Journal de Mathématiques Pures et Appliquées | 2002
Nadia Ansini; Andrea Braides
We give a direct proof of the nonlinear vector-valued variational version of the Cioranescu Murat result on the asymptotic behaviour of Dirichlet problems in perforated domains giving rise to extra terms. Our method is based on a lemma which allows to modify sequences of functions in the vicinity of the perforation, in the spirit of a method proposed by De Giorgi to match boundary conditions. We describe the extra term by a capacitary formula involving a quasiconvexification process. Nonexistence and nonpositive homogeneity phenomena are discussed.
Journal D Analyse Mathematique | 2001
Nadia Ansini; Andrea Braides
The study carried on in this paper draws its motivation from the problem of the asymptotic description of nonlinearly elastic thin films with a fast-oscillating profile. The behaviour of such films is governed by an elastic energy, where two parameters intervene: a first parameter e represents the thickness of the thin film and a second one δ the scale of the oscillations. The analytic description of the elastic energy is given by a functional of the form
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Section A Mathematics | 2003
Nadia Ansini; Andrea Braides; Valeria Chiadò Piat
Synopsis We study the behaviour of non convex functionals singularly perturbed by a possibly oscillating inhomogeneous gradient term, in the spirit of the gradient theory of phase transitions. We show that a limit problem giving a sharp interface, as the perturbation vanishes, always exists, but may be inhomogeneous or anisotropic. We specialize this study when the perturbation oscillates periodically, highlighting three types of regimes, depending on the speed of the oscillations. In the two extreme cases a separation of scales effect is described.
Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences | 2007
Nadia Ansini; Jean-Francois Babadjian; Caterina Ida Zeppieri
We perform a multiscale analysis for the elastic energy of a n-dimensional bilayer thin film of thickness 2δ whose layers are connected through an e-periodically distributed contact zone. Describing the contact zone as a union of (n - 1)-dimensional balls of radius r ≪ e (the holes of the sieve) and assuming that δ ≪ e, we show that the asymptotic memory of the sieve (as e → 0) is witnessed by the presence of an extra interfacial energy term. Moreover, we find three different limit behaviors (or regimes) depending on the mutual vanishing rate of δ and r. We also give an explicit nonlinear capacitary-type formula for the interfacial energy density in each regime.
Acta Applicandae Mathematicae | 2001
Nadia Ansini; Andrea Braides
We study the asymptotic behaviour of highly oscillating functionals in finely perforated domains, when the periods of the oscillation and of the perforation may be at different scales. We highlight two types of regimes: in the first one we have separation of scales and the two process superimpose. In the second one the scales interact in a periodic or almost-periodic fashion; as a consequence we may not have a unique limit behaviour.
Siam Journal on Mathematical Analysis | 2006
Nadia Ansini; Andrea Braides; Vanda Valente
We study the asymptotic behavior of one‐dimensional functionals associated with the energy of a thin nonlinear elastic spherical shell in the limit of vanishing thickness (proportional to a small parameter) e and under the assumption of radial deformations. The functionals are characterized by the presence of a nonlocal potential term and defined on suitable weighted functional spaces. The shell‐membrane transition is studied at three different relevant scales. For each we give a compactness result and compute the Γ‐limit. In particular, we show that if the energies on a sequence of configurations scale as
Siam Journal on Mathematical Analysis | 2012
Nadia Ansini; Caterina Ida Zeppieri
\varepsilon^{3/2}
Siam Journal on Mathematical Analysis | 2014
Nadia Ansini; Francesca Prinari
, then the limit configuration describes a (locally) finite number of transitions between the undeformed and the everted configurations of the shell. We also highlight a kind of “Gibbs phenomenon” by showing that nontrivial optimal sequences restricted between the undeformed and the everted configurations must have energy scaling of at least
International Conference Continuum Mechanics Focusing on Singularities | 2016
Nadia Ansini
\varepsilon^{4/3}
Analysis and Applications | 2010
Nadia Ansini; V. Valente
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