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February 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Spectro-hierarchical homogenization scheme for elasto-dynamic problems in periodic Cauchy materials

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AFAlessandro FortunatiDMD. MisseroniABA. Bacigalupo

Key Points

  • The study aims to develop a method for approximating solutions to elasto-dynamic problems in periodic materials using a new homogenization technique.
  • Introduced a spectro-hierarchical algorithm for solution approximation.
  • Utilized finite-dimensional perturbation theory based on Nekhoroshev’s theorem.
  • Constructed functions using a harmonic hierarchy to minimize approximation error.
  • Calculated constants of the fully homogenized model and established threshold for cell dimension.
  • Achieved a superexponentially small error in approximating solutions relative to cell dimension.
  • Established validity threshold ensures accurate application of the theory.
  • Demonstrated the method's efficacy with an application in layered materials.

Abstract

The paper introduces a spectro-hierarchical algorithm for approximating solutions to elasto-dynamic problems in periodic heterogeneous materials. This homogenization technique leverages finite-dimensional perturbation theory based on Nekhoroshev’s theorem. The method uses a harmonic hierarchy to construct functions that approximate the solution with a superexponentially small error relative to the cell dimension. The fully homogenized model is connected to the “integrable case” of perturbation theory, with all constants explicitly calculated. Additionally, a threshold for the cell dimension is established to guarantee theory validity. An application example is provided for a layered material.

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Fortunati et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6996a7d3ecb39a600b3ede0dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18659606
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