We consider the variational formulation of the Griffith fracture model in two spatial dimensions and prove existence of strong minimizers, that is deformation fields which are continuously differentiable outside a closed jump set and which minimize the relevant energy. To this aim, we show that minimizers of the weak formulation of the problem, set in the function space GSBD^2 and for which existence is well-known, are actually strong minimizers following the approach developed by De Giorgi, Carriero, and Leaci in the corresponding scalar setting of the Mumford-Shah problem.

Existence of minimizers for the 2d stationary Griffith fracture model / Conti, Sergio; Focardi, Matteo; Iurlano, Flaviana. - In: COMPTES RENDUS MATHÉMATIQUE. - ISSN 1631-073X. - STAMPA. - 354:(2016), pp. 1055-1059. [10.1016/j.crma.2016.09.003]

Existence of minimizers for the 2d stationary Griffith fracture model

FOCARDI, MATTEO;
2016

Abstract

We consider the variational formulation of the Griffith fracture model in two spatial dimensions and prove existence of strong minimizers, that is deformation fields which are continuously differentiable outside a closed jump set and which minimize the relevant energy. To this aim, we show that minimizers of the weak formulation of the problem, set in the function space GSBD^2 and for which existence is well-known, are actually strong minimizers following the approach developed by De Giorgi, Carriero, and Leaci in the corresponding scalar setting of the Mumford-Shah problem.
2016
354
1055
1059
Conti, Sergio; Focardi, Matteo; Iurlano, Flaviana
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