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On the symmetric lamination convex and quasiconvex hull for the coplanar n-well problem in two dimensions

We study some particular cases of the $n$-well problem in two-dimensional linear elasticity. Assuming that every well in $\mathcal{U}\subset\mathbb{R}^{2\times 2}_\text{sym}$ belong to the same two-dimensional affine subspace, we characterize the symmetric lamination convex hull $L^e(\mathcal{U})$ for any number of wells in terms of the symmetric lamination convex hull of all three-well subsets contained in $\mathcal{U}$. For a family of four-well sets where two pairs of wells are rank-one compatible, we show that the symmetric lamination convex and quasiconvex hulls coincide, but are strictly contained in its convex hull $C(\mathcal{U})$. We extend this result to some particular configurations of $n$ wells. Most of the proofs are constructive, and we also present explicit examples.

preprint2021arXivOpen access

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