Approximation of Young measures by functions and application to a problem of optimal design for plates with variable thickness
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Bonnetier, E.
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Conca Rosende, Carlos
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2013-12-23T18:40:55Z
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2013-12-23T18:40:55Z
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1994
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. 124A, 399-422,1994
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/125833
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Abstract
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Given a parametrised measure and a family of continuous functions (<pn), we construct a
sequence of functions (uk) such that, as fc-> co, the functions fn(uk) converge to the
corresponding moments of the measure, in the weak * topology. Using the sequence (uk)
corresponding to a dense family of continuous functions, a proof of the fundamental theorem
for Young measures is given.
We apply these techniques to an optimal design problem for plates with variable thickness.
The relaxation of the compliance functional involves three continuous functions of the
thickness. We characterise a set of admissible generalised thicknesses, on which the relaxed
functional attains its minimum.