Quantitative periodic homogenization of parabolic equations with large drift and potential

This work aims to study the rates in the context of periodic homogenization of parabolic problems with large lower order terms (both drift and potential). We demonstrate that the solution is a product of three terms: (i) a function of time, (ii) the ground-state of an exponential cell eigenvalue problem and (iii) the solution to a parabolic equation with zero effective drift. For the latter, we derive $\mathrm L^2$ rates in the homogenization limit.

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Quantitative periodic homogenization of parabolic equations with large drift and potential

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Quantitative periodic homogenization of parabolic equations with large drift and potential

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This work aims to study the rates in the context of periodic homogenization of parabolic problems with large lower order terms (both drift and potential). We demonstrate that the solution is a product of three terms: (i) a function of time, (ii) the ground-state of an exponential cell eigenvalue problem and (iii) the solution to a parabolic equation with zero effective drift. For the latter, we derive $\mathrm L^2$ rates in the homogenization limit.

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