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Quasiconvexity and concentration

  • Bogdan Raiţă (Georgetown University, USA)
Augusteum - A314 Universität Leipzig (Leipzig)

Abstract

We review recent developments in the theory of weak convergence of pde-constrained sequences. We consider the weak lower semicontinuity problem along weakly convergent A-free sequences, where A is a linear pde system of constant rank, and provide improvements to the A-quasiconvexity theory of Fonseca--Müller and the compensated compactness theory of Murat--Tartar. Special emphasis will be placed on concentration effects of weak convergence, in particular by presenting the resolution of a question due to Coifman--PL Lions--Meyer--Semmes and a recent connection between quasiconcavity and higher integrability, generalizing an old result of Müller. Time permitting, we will present the characterization of Young measures generated by A-free sequences by duality with A-quasiconvex functions and recent advances in the regularity theory for A-quasiconvex variational problems. Joint work with Christopher Irving, André Guerra, Jan Kristensen, Zhuolin Li, and Matthew Schrecker.

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26.11.96 10.09.26

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MPI für Mathematik in den Naturwissenschaften Leipzig (Leipzig) E2 10 (Leon-Lichtenstein)
Universität Leipzig (Leipzig) Augusteum - A314