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16 April 2024
 
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Stochastic homogenization and effective Hamiltonians of HJ equations in one space dimension: The double-well case
Atilla Yilmaz ;
Date 15 Jul 2020
AbstractWe consider Hamilton-Jacobi equations in one space dimension with Hamiltonians of the form $H(p,x,omega) = G(p) + eta V(x,omega)$, where $V(cdot,omega)$ is a stationary and ergodic potential of unit amplitude. The homogenization of such equations is established in a 2016 paper of Armstrong, Tran and Yu for all continuous and coercive $G$. Under the extra condition that $G$ is a double-well function (i.e., it has precisely two local minima), we give a new and fully constructive proof of homogenization which yields a formula for the effective Hamiltonian $overline H$. We use this formula to provide a complete list of the heights at which the graph of $overline H$ has a flat piece. We illustrate our results by analyzing basic classes of examples, highlight some corollaries that clarify the dependence of $overline H$ on $G$, $eta$ and the law of $V(cdot,omega)$, and discuss a generalization to even-symmetric triple-well Hamiltonians.
Source arXiv, 2007.7854
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