Session 38. Variational Methods in Nonlinear Analysis |
On one variant of Decomposition Lemma dealing with weakly converging sequences of gradients and applications to nonconvex variational problems |
Agnieszka Kałamajska, Institute of Mathematics, University of Warsaw, Poland |
We obtain the variant of Decomposition Lemma due to Kinderlehrer and Pedregal asserting that an arbitrary bounded sequence of gradients
of Sobolev mappings \(\{ \nabla u_k\}\subseteq L^p(\Omega, {\bf R}^{m\times n})\), where \(p>1\), can be decomposed into a sum of two sequences of gradients
of Sobolev mappings: \(\{ \nabla z_k\}\) and \(\{\nabla w_k\}\), where \(\{ \nabla z_k\}\) is equintegrable and carries the same oscillations, while
\(\{ \nabla w_k\}\) carries the same concentrations as \(\{ \nabla u_k\}\). In our setting we additionally impose the general trace condition ``\(u_k=u\)'' on
\(F\), where \(F\) is given closed subset of \(\bar{\Omega}\) and we show that under this assumption the sequence \(\{ z_k\}\) in decomposition can be chosen to satisfy
also the trace condition \(z_k=u\) a.e. on \(F\).
The result is applied to nonconvex variational problems to regularity results for sequences minimizing functionals. As the main tool we use DiPerna Majda
measures. |
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