Higher order convergence rates in the homogenization of non-divergence form equations on perforated domains with oblique boundary conditions

We establish higher order convergence rates for the homogenization of second order elliptic equations in non-divergence form, posed on periodically perforated domains with oblique boundary conditions on the perforation boundaries. Under a compatibility condition that ensures the solvability of the associated cell problems, we construct explicit families of interior and boundary correctors of arbitrary order. These correctors yield a rigorous asymptotic expansion of the solution $ u^ \varepsilon $, from which we derive the quantitative estimates for the higher order convergence rates. In particular, we obtain an estimate for the rate of convergence of $ u^ \varepsilon $ to the solution $ \overline{u} $ of the homogenized problem.

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Communications on Pure &amp Applied Analysis
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2026-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.3934/cpaa.2026.102938
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Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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Higher order convergence rates in the homogenization of non-divergence form equations on perforated domains with oblique boundary conditions

Ki-Ahm Lee, Minha Yoo, 박성하
Communications on Pure &amp Applied Analysis
Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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Higher order convergence rates in the homogenization of non-divergence form equations on perforated domains with oblique boundary conditions

Ki-Ahm Lee, Minha Yoo, 박성하
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We establish higher order convergence rates for the homogenization of second order elliptic equations in non-divergence form, posed on periodically perforated domains with oblique boundary conditions on the perforation boundaries. Under a compatibility condition that ensures the solvability of the associated cell problems, we construct explicit families of interior and boundary correctors of arbitrary order. These correctors yield a rigorous asymptotic expansion of the solution $ u^ \varepsilon $, from which we derive the quantitative estimates for the higher order convergence rates. In particular, we obtain an estimate for the rate of convergence of $ u^ \varepsilon $ to the solution $ \overline{u} $ of the homogenized problem.

Communications on Pure &amp Applied AnalysisVol. 40(0)
Seoul National University (KR), National Institute for Mathematical Sciences (KR)
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Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
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