Uniform estimates for a Modica-Mortola type approximation of branched transportation

preprint2015arXivOpen access

Abstract

Models for branched networks are often expressed as the minimization of an energy MαM^α over vector measures concentrated on 11-dimensional rectifiable sets with a divergence constraint. We study a Modica-Mortola type approximation MεαM^α_\varepsilon, introduced by Edouard Oudet and Filippo Santambrogio, which is defined over H1H^1 vector measures. These energies induce some pseudo-distances between L2L^2 functions obtained through the minimization problem min⁡{Mεα(u)  :  ∇⋅u=f+−f−}\min \{M^α_\varepsilon (u)\;:\;\nabla\cdot u=f^+-f^-\}. We prove some uniform estimates on these pseudo-distances which allow us to establish a ΓΓ-convergence result for these energies with a divergence constraint.

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