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1 Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas olumen 47013, páginas On Weak Solvability of Boundary alue Problems for Elliptic Systems Sobre la solubilidad débil de problemas con valores en la frontera para sistemas elípticos Felipe Ponce, Leonid Lebedev, Leonardo Rendón Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia Abstract. This paper concerns with existence and uniqueness of a weak solution for elliptic systems of partial differential equations with mixed boundary conditions. The proof is based on establishing the coerciveness of bilinear forms, related with the system of equations, which depend on first-order derivatives of vector functions in R n. The condition of coerciveness relates to Korn s type inequalities. The result is illustrated by an example of boundary value problems for a class of elliptic equations including the equations of linear elasticity. Key words and phrases. Weak solvability, Boundary value problems, Elliptic equations, Korn s type inequality. 010 Mathematics Subject Classification. 35J57, 74G65. Resumen. Este artículo trata sobre la existencia y unicidad de una solución débil para sistemas elípticos de ecuaciones diferenciales parciales con condiciones de frontera mixtas. La demostración se basa en la determinación de la coercividad de formas bilineales, relacionadas con el sistema de ecuaciones, las cuales dependen de las derivadas de primer orden de funciones vectoriales en R n. La condición de coercividad se relaciona con desigualdades tipo Korn. El resultado se ilustra mediante un ejemplo de problemas con valores en la frontera para una clase de ecuaciones elípticas, incluyendo las ecuaciones de elasticidad lineal. Palabras y frases clave. Solubilidad débil, problemas con valores en la frontera, ecuaciones elípticas, desigualdad tipo Korn. 191
2 19 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN 1. Introduction Systems of elliptic partial differential equations arise frequently in problems of continuum mechanics. To formulate boundary value problems BPs, we should supply the equations with some boundary conditions. We will consider the linear partial differential equations derived from an energy type functional. We will get solutions to a BP minimizing the energy type functional. Such a solution will be called weak. As we expect to apply the results to physical problems we use the terminology like energy, displacements, etc. In general case solution of a BP will be reduced to the minimization problem for a functional of the form Eu = 1 Bu, u fu in a Hilbert space H, where B is a symmetric bilinear form and f is a linear functional in H. It is well know that Theorem 1.1 [15, 16]. Let B be a continuous symmetric bilinear form in a Hilbert space H. If f is a continuous linear functional and Bu, u C u for every u H and some constant C > 0, then E attains a unique minimum in H. Furthermore, u 0 is the minimum point if and only if it is a unique solution to equation Bu 0, v = fv 1 for every v H. This simple result allows us to prove existence uniqueness theorems for mechanical problems; it motivates the following definition. Definition 1.. A bilinear form B in a Hilbert space is coercive if Bu, u C u for every u H and some constant C. In the proof of existence and uniqueness of weak solutions of the problems under consideration, the most troublesome point is to establish the coerciveness of B. In linear elasticity such coerciveness is also called Korn s inequality which was first proved in [13, 14]. Subsequent generalizations of Korn s inequality can be found in [9, 5, 17, 11, 6, 1]. One of the most important latest papers on Korn s inequality is due to. A. Kondrat ev and O. A. Oleynik [1], where it is established in a general form. Similar problems frequently arise in equilibrium or stationary linear boundary value physical problems [3, 4, 7, 8, 10]. We extend some known results for linear elasticity to a general case and consider a general coerciveness problem of B, construction of abstract energy spaces related to B as well as the weak setup of corresponding boundary value problems and their solvability. Assume that Ω is a connected bounded open set in R n with piecewise C 1 boundary Ω. Let B be a positive bilinear form, that is, if B u, u = 0 for a smooth vector function u : Ω R n R n, such that u Γ = 0 for some open set Γ Ω, it follows that u = 0. Later we will show when this condition is olumen 47, Número, Año 013
3 SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS 193 valid. The linear space of smooth functions with u Γ = 0 constitutes an inner product space if we take B u, v as an inner product. Completion of this space with respect to the norm induced by the inner product is an energy space. The bilinear form used for the inner product is B u, v = m a ij xl i u, u, x Lj v, v, x dx where a ij L Ω are components of a symmetric positive definite matrix and the linear forms L i are L i u, u, x = n k,l=1 b kl i x k u l + c k i xu k. Let f : Ω R n R n and g : Ω Γ R n be vector functions, these define the energy functional E u = 1 B u, u f u dx g u ds. 3 Ω Ω Γ k=1 By analogy with elasticity equations, we present B in the form B u, v = [ s Ω t k,s l d klst k u l + q kst u k + q tkl k u l + p kt u k ]v t dx + k,l k [ Ω Γ t k,l,s d klst k u l n s + k,s q kst u k n s ]v t ds, where ds is the surface area element, n the normal vector to the surface and the coefficients are d klst = i,j a ij b kl i b st j, q kst = i,j a ij c k i b st j, p kt = i,j a ij c k i c t j. If the functions involved in E are sufficiently smooth and satisfy the boundary condition, functional E can be obtained from integrating by parts. Using standard methods of calculus of variations, assuming existence of a smooth minimizer u of E and minimizing E over the set of smooth functions equal to zero on Γ, we get the corresponding system of partial differential equations s d klst k u l + q kst u k + q tkl k u l + p kt u k = f t 4 k,s l k,l k Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
4 194 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN for t = 1,..., n. Moreover, on Ω Γ we obtain the natural condition d klst k u l + q kst u k n s = g t 5 k,s l for t = 1,..., n, that is analogous to Neumann s condition for the Laplace equation, whereas on Γ we have Dirichlet condition u Γ = 0. 6 Definition 1.3. A vector function u is a weak solution of the system in 4 with boundary conditions 5 and 6 if it is a minimum point of the energy functional E u in 3. We will present some sufficient conditions for coerciveness and continuity of B in the Hilbert space H of vector functions in [ W 1, Ω ] n with zero trace value in Γ Ω. In this way we will show that the energy norm B u, u 1 is an equivalent norm in H, which in turn insure existence and uniqueness of a weak solution of the boundary value problem 4 6 in the space H. We apply this result to a particular type of bilinear forms, generalizing a result from the theory of shallow shells [18] and consider an example of boundary value problems for a class of elliptic equations including the equations of linear elasticity. Notation. The norm of a vector field u in [ L q Ω ] n = L q Ω L q Ω and the L Ω norm of u are, respectively, u q = { Ω i=1 u i q } 1 q and u { = i u j dx The norm of [ W 1, Ω ] n = W 1, Ω W 1, Ω is u 1, = { u + u } 1.. Equivalence of Energy and Sobolev s Norms Let us rewrite the symmetric bilinear functional B u, v m = a ij xl i u, u, x Lj v, v, x dx 7 where a ij is a symmetric positive definite matrix almost everywhere a.e. and the linear forms L i are n L i u, u, x = b kl i x k u l + c k i xu k. k,l=1 k=1 } 1. olumen 47, Número, Año 013
5 We can also write SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS 195 L i u, u, x = Mi u, x + Ni u, x, where M i and N i are linear forms. In what follows, we assume that a ij, b kl i L Ω 8 c k i L q Ω for n < q. 9 By the positive definiteness of a ij, there exists a positive bounded a.e. function h such that B u, u m hx L i u, u, x dx. Ω i=1 From this, it is easy to prove that B is positive definite if and only if L i u, u, x = 0 a.e. for every i implies that u = 0, a.e. We will use the following classical properties of Sobolev spaces Theorem.1 The Embedding theorem []. Suppose that Ω is a bounded open set satisfying the cone condition. Then i If n =, W 1, Ω is continuously and compactly embedded in L q Ω, for 1 q < ; that is, for every u W 1, Ω, there exists a constant C such that u q C u 1, and if u n u in W 1, Ω, then u n 0 in L q Ω. ii If n >, W 1, Ω is continuously embedded in L q Ω, for 1 q and compactly embedded in L q Ω, for 1 q < n n. n n, The continuous embedding is known as Sobolev embedding theorem, and the compact embedding as Rellich-Kondrachov theorem. The goal of this section is to show that the terms M i, which include only first order derivatives, determine the equivalence of the energy norm with the Sobolev s norm. Theorem.. If B is the bilinear form given by the Equation 7 and m a ij xm i u, x Mj u, x dx C u, 10 then the energy norm B u, u 1 is equivalent to the norm of H. Corollary.3. Suppose that B satisfies the hypothesis of Theorem. and let f : Ω R n R n and g : Ω Γ R n be vector functions. If Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
6 196 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN f [ L p Ω ] n and g [ L p Ω Γ ] n for 1 < p, p, if n =, [ ] n n, f L n n+ Ω and g [L n 1 n Ω Γ] if n >. Then for the corresponding boundary value problem 4 6 there exists a unique weak solution in H. Proof. It is a consequence of Theorem 1.1 and the continuity of the functionals Ω f v dx and Ω Γ g v dx in [ W 1, Ω ] n. Inequality 10 is of Korn s type. The name comes from the classical Korn s inequality in elasticity, which depends strongly on the fact that the vector field is zero on some open subset of the boundary i v j + j v i dx C v. Before proving Theorem., we need the following lemma. Lemma.4. Suppose that Ω is a bounded open set satisfying the cone condition and Z [ W 1, Ω ] n is a closed subspace. Let B be a continuous positive definite bilinear form in Z. If the conditions v k 0 in [ W 1, Ω ] n and B v k, v k 0 imply that vk 0, then for some constant C. B v, v C v 1, 11 Proof. Suppose contrarily that B v, v C v 1, is false for any C. Then we can find a sequence { v k } such that B vk, v k 0 and vk 1, = 1. As Z is a Hilbert space and { v k } is bounded, we can assume that the sequence converges weakly to some vector v 0. As B, v 0 is a continuous functional, by positive definiteness of B, 0 B v k v 0, v k v 0 B vk, v k B vk, v 0 + B v0, v 0. Taking the limit when k we get 0 Bv 0, v 0. So, B v 0, v 0 = 0, which implies that v0 = 0. Thus v k 0 in [ W 1, Ω ] n. As B v k, v k 0. by the assumptions we conclude that vk 0. As v k 0 in [ W 1, Ω ] n, by Rellich Kondrachov s theorem we see that v k 0 in [ L Ω ] n. Thus vk 0 in [ W 1, Ω ] n, which contradicts the equality vk 1, = 1. olumen 47, Número, Año 013
7 SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS 197 Proof of Theorem.. To verify the continuity of the bilinear form B, by the symmetry of B it suffices to show that B u, u C u 1,. Choosing p according to 9 and q such that 1 p + 1 q = 1, for the components of the bilinear form we have a ij b kl i b st j k u l s u t dx 1 a ij b kl i b st j k u l + s u t Ω Ω C 1 u 1,, 1 a ij b kl i c s j k u l u s dx a ij b kl i c s j p k u l u s q Ω C u 1,, 13 a ij c k i c s ju k u s dx 1 a ij c k i p u k q + c s j u p s q So we conclude that B is continuous. C 3 u 1,. 14 By Lemma.4, now we only need to prove that u k 0 in [ W 1, Ω ] n and B u k, u k 0 together imply that uk 0. We write the bilinear form as follows: B m u k, u k = a ij xm i uk, x M j uk, x dx + m a ij xm i uk, x N j uk, x dx + m a ij xn i uk, x N j uk, x dx. 15 By Rellich-Kondrachov s theorem we know that uk q 0. The first Inequality in 14 shows that the third term on the right-hand side of the Inequality 15 tends to zero. In a similar fashion, by the first inequality in 13 and the boundedness of i u k,j, the second term also tends to zero. Thus, by Equation 10, we get uk 0 as k, which concludes the proof. When we try to prove the coerciveness of B, the uniform positive definiteness of a ij allows us to simplify the proof and to extend theorems on equivalence between energy norms and Sobolev s norms. Definition.5. The terms a ij are uniformly positive definite if m m a ij xξ i ξ j θ i,j=1 i=1 ξ i Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
8 198 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN for every x Ω and some constant θ > 0. This stronger requirement implies that B u, u θ Ω m Li u, u, x dx. i=1 In general, it is easier to prove the coerciveness of the form in the right hand side, obtaining thus the coerciveness of the original bilinear form. Moreover, once it is proved that B u, v = m L i u, u, x Li v, v, x dx 16 Ω i=1 is coercive, we can extend this result to a wider class of bilinear forms. Theorem.6. Suppose that a ij x is uniformly positive definite and T x : R m R m m v i t ij xv j t=1 17 is a non-singular linear operator at each point, such that T x 1 is bounded. The bilinear form B defined by m m a ij m t it xl t u, u, x t jt xl t v, v, x dx 18 t=1 is coercive if B in 16 is coercive. Proof. By uniform coerciveness of a ij, the theorem follows from the inequality m m m, t ij xl j u, u, x C Li u, u, x i=1 j=1 where C > 0 is a constant, after integrating over Ω. But this inequality is an easy consequence of [ T x ] v t=1 i=1 1 T x 1 v 1 v C 1 where is the euclidean norm in R m and T x 1 C 1 <. olumen 47, Número, Año 013
9 SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS Generalization of a Bilinear Form in Elasticity The following bilinear form is an extension of the body strain energy in theory of shallow shells, B u, v = Ω i,j,k,l=1 a ijkl xl ij u, u, x Lkl v, v, x dx where a ijkl = a klij L Ω are uniformly positive definite, that is, for some θ > 0 and every x Ω we have i,j,k,l=1 The linear components are a ijkl xξ ij ξ kl θ i,j=1 ξ ij. where c k ij L Ω. L ij v = i v j + j v i + c k ijv k By the uniform positive definiteness of a ijkl, instead of B, we prove the coerciveness of Bu, v = L ij u, u, x Lij v, v, x dx. As noted in the preceding section, by means of Theorem.6, we can extend equivalence of the energy norm B u, u 1 to a greater class of energy norms. Linear forms L ij can be considered as the components in the canonical basis of operator Lv = v + v T + C v, where the components of C v are k ck ij v k. So we have the identity B u, v = Ω tr LuLv T dx. 19 An additional advantage of B is its invariance under orthogonal transformations. To see this, suppose {e i } is an orthonormal basis for R n and let e i = i qi i e i define a new orthonormal basis, whose inverse transformation is e i = i qi i e i, where j qj i qk j = δk i. As neither v nor C v depend on a particular basis and the trace of a matrix is invariant under orthogonal transformations, we have from Equation 19 that Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
10 00 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN i v j + j v i + c k ijv k dx = k=1 Ω i,j =1 i v j + j v i + k =1 c k i j v k dx where c k i j = i,j,k ck ij qk k qi i qj j and Ω is the domain in the new coordinates. Since the norm is an invariant, it can be seen that c k i j i,j,k=1 c k ij = C. As equation 10 holds by the classical Korn s inequality, it remains to prove that B is positive definite. Theorem 3.1. If Bu, u = 0, then u = 0 a.e. Proof. If Bu, u = 0, then for any basis of R n i u i = k =1 c k i i u k. Let us draw, rotating if it is necessary, a hypercube with side of length L such that Γ passes through adjacent sides of the hypercube Figure 1a. The set of points in Ω enclosed by Γ and the hypercube is called. The faces of the hypercube in Ω are the planes x i = a i. Let n i be the components of the normal vector to the surface. The function x i a i u i n i is zero on. Thus, using Gauss-Green formula, we get i x i a i u i dx = u i + x i a i u i i u i dx = 0. It follows u i dx L = L x i a i u i i u i dx x i a i u i k =1 c k c i i i + k =1 c k i i u k dx i i u i + u k dx k =1 c k i i u i + k i c k i i u k dx olumen 47, Número, Año 013
11 SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS 01 L k =1 c k i i nl C u dx. u dx Taking the sum over all the components of u we have u dx n L C u dx. 0 Choosing L small enough so that n L C < 1, we get u = 0 a.e. in. This inequality makes sense for u [ W 1, Ω ] n. It is important to note that the length L does not depend on the location of the hyperrectangles in Ω. As for every point in Γ there exists a neighborhood where u = 0 a.e., then in a neighborhood Ω of Γ we have u = 0 a.e.. From this neighborhood, using hyperrectangles as in Figure 1b we can extend the equality u = 0 a.e.. The set Ω can be covered by a net of hyperrectangles stemming from Ω, covering a subset Ω 1 Figure. Next, we use smaller hyperrectangles covering a greater set Ω Ω and so on, using at most countable many hyperrectangles, obtaining u = 0 a.e. in Ω. a Area of integration. b Extension by rectangles. Figure 1 The system of equations related to B is l d ijkl e ij + s i,j c s iju s + i,j q ijk e ij + s c s iju s = f k 1 Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
12 0 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN Γ Figure. The function u is zero in the region Ω 1, depicted by gray rectangles. where d ijkl = a ijkl + a ijlk, q ijk = s,t aijst c k st and e ij = i u j + j u i. Natural conditions are d ijkl e ij + c s iju s n l = g k. s i,j,l So we have established the following theorem. Theorem 3.. Let f : Ω R n R n and g : Ω Γ R n be vector functions such that f [ L p Ω ] n and g [ L p Ω Γ ] n for 1 < p, p, if n =, [ ] n n, f L n n+ Ω and g [L n 1 n Ω Γ] if n >. Then for the system of partial differential equations 1 with boundary conditions 6 and exists a unique solution in H. Acknowledgements. This work was supported by Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá, under grant No The first author was supported by a grant from MAZDA Foundation for Art and Science. References [1] G. Acosta, R. G. Durán, and F. L. García, Korn Inequality and Divergence Operator: Counterexamples and Optimality of Weighted Estimates, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc , [] R. A. Adams and J. F. Fournier, Sobolev Spaces, nd ed., Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 003. olumen 47, Número, Año 013
13 SOLABILITY OF ELLIPTIC SYSTEMS 03 [3] H. Altenbach,. A. Eremeyev, and L. P. Lebedev, On the Existence of Solution in the Linear Elasticity with Surface Stresses, ZAMM , [4], On the Spectrum and Stiffness of an Elastic Body with Surface Stresses, ZAMM , [5] P. G. Ciarlet, Mathematical Elasticity. ol. I: Three-Dimensional Elasticity, vol. 1, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, [6] S. Conti, D. Faraco, and F. Maggi, A New Approach to Counterexamples to L 1 Estimates: Korn s Inequality, Geometric Rigidity, and Regularity for Gradients of Separately Convex Functions, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal , [7] H. L. Duan, J. Wang, and B. L. Karihaloo, Theory of Elasticity at the Nanoscale, Advances in Applied Mechanics 4 009, [8] G. Fichera, Handbuch der Physik, ch. Existence Theorems in Elasticity, Springer, Berlin, Germany, 197 de. [9] K. O. Friederichs, On the Boundary-alue Problems of the Theory of Elasticity and Korn s Inequality, Ann. of Math , [10] M. E. Gurtin and A. I. Murdoch, A Continuum Theory of Elastic Material Surfaces, Arch. Rat. Mech. Analysis , [11] C. O. Horgan, Korn s Inequalities and Their Applications in Continuum Mechanics, SIAM rev , no. 4, [1]. A. Kondrat ev and O. A. Oleynik, Boundary-value Problems for the System of Elasticity Theory in Unbounded Domains. Korn s Inequalities, Russ. Math. Surv , no. 5, [13] A. Korn, Solution générale du problème d équilibre dans la théorie de l élasticité dans le cas où les efforts sont donnès à la surface, Ann. Fac. Sci. Toulouse , no., fr, in french. [14], Über einige Ungleichungen, welche in der Theorie der elastischen und elektrischen Schwingungen eine Rolle spielen, Bull. Int. Cracovie Akademie Umiejet, Classe des Sci. Math. Nat. 1909, de, in german. [15] L. P. Lebedev, I. I. orovich, and M. J. Cloud, Functional Analysis in Mechanics, nd ed., Springer-erlag, New York, USA, 013. [16] S. G. Mikhlin, The Problem of the Minimum of a Quadratic Functional, Governmental publisher, Moscow, Rusia, 195, in russian. Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas
14 04 FELIPE PONCE, LEONID LEBEDE & LEONARDO RENDÓN [17] J. Necas and I. Hlavácek, Mathematical Theory of Elastic and Elasto- Plastic Bodies: An Introduction, Elsevier, [18] I. I. orovich, Nonlinear Theory of Shallow Shells, Springer-erlag, New York, USA, Recibido en mayo de 013. Aceptado en septiembre de 013 Departamento de Matemáticas Universidad Nacional de Colombia Facultad de Ciencias Carrera 30, calle 45 Bogotá, Colombia olumen 47, Número, Año 013
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