We derive a quantitative rigidity estimate for a multiwell problem in nonlinear elasticity with dislocations. Precisely, we show that the L^{1^{*}}-distance of a possibly incompatible strain field from a single well is controlled in terms of the L^{1^{*}}-distance from a finite set of wells, of curl \beta and of div \beta. As a consequence, we derive a strain-gradient plasticity model as Gamma-limit of a nonlinear finite dislocation model, containing a singular perturbation term accounting for the divergence of the strain field. This can also be seen as a generalization of the result of Alicandro et al. (2018) to the case of incompatible vector fields.
Geometric rigidity for incompatible fields in the multi-well case and an application to strain-gradient plasticity / Almi, Stefano; Reggiani, Dario; Solombrino, Francesco. - In: NONLINEAR ANALYSIS. - ISSN 0362-546X. - 264:(2026). [10.1016/j.na.2025.113998]
Geometric rigidity for incompatible fields in the multi-well case and an application to strain-gradient plasticity
Stefano Almi;Dario Reggiani;Francesco Solombrino
2026
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We derive a quantitative rigidity estimate for a multiwell problem in nonlinear elasticity with dislocations. Precisely, we show that the L^{1^{*}}-distance of a possibly incompatible strain field from a single well is controlled in terms of the L^{1^{*}}-distance from a finite set of wells, of curl \beta and of div \beta. As a consequence, we derive a strain-gradient plasticity model as Gamma-limit of a nonlinear finite dislocation model, containing a singular perturbation term accounting for the divergence of the strain field. This can also be seen as a generalization of the result of Alicandro et al. (2018) to the case of incompatible vector fields.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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