Abstract

In this paper, we study the asymptotic behaviour of sequences of conduction problems and sequences of the associated diffusion energies. We prove that, contrary to the three-dimensional case, the boundedness of the conductivity sequence in L1 combined with its equi-coerciveness prevents from the appearance of nonlocal effects in dimension two. More precisely, in the two-dimensional case we extend the Murat–Tartar H-convergence which holds for uniformly bounded and equi-coercive conductivity sequences, as well as the compactness result which holds for bounded and equi-integrable conductivity sequences in L1. Our homogenization results are based on extensions of the classical div-curl lemma, which are also specific to the dimension two.

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