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For atomistic energies, global minimization gives the wrong qualitative behaviour and therefore continuum limits should be formulated in terms of local minimization. In this paper, a possible process is suggested, to describe local minimization for a simple one-dimensional problem with body and surface energy. It is shown that an atomistic gradient flow evolution converges to a continuum gradient flow as the spacing between the atomis tends to zero. In addition, the convergence of local minim...
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- 2005-07-05
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- oai:eprints.maths.ox.ac.uk:1142
- Copyright date:
- 2005
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Continuum Limit of a One-Dimensional Atomistic Energy Based on Local Minimization
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