arXiv subjects

Marjolaine Puel

Publications and source records attributed to Marjolaine Puel.

7 recordsLinked to original sources

arXiv2024

Fractional diffusion for Fokker-Planck equation with heavy tail equilibrium: an à la Koch spectral method in any dimension

In this paper, we extend the spectral method developed [Dechicha and Puel, 2023] to any dimension $d\geqslant 1$, in order to construct an eigen-solution for the Fokker-Planck operator with heavy tail equilibria, of the form $(1+|v|^2)^{-\fracβ{2}}$, in the range $β\in ]d,d+4[$. The method developed in dimension 1 was inspired by the work of H. Koch on nonlinear KdV equation [Koch, Nonlinearity, 2015]. The strategy in this paper is the same as in dimension 1 but the tools are different, since dimension 1 was based on ODE methods. As a direct consequence of our construction, we obtain the fractional diffusion limit for the kinetic Fokker-Planck equation, for the correct density $ρ:= \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} f \mathrm{d}v$, with a fractional Laplacian $κ(-Δ_x)^{\frac{β-d+2}{6}}$ and a positive diffusion coefficient $κ$.

math.AP↗

arXiv2023

Construction of an eigen-solution for the Fokker-Planck operator with heavy tail equilibrium: an `a la Koch method in dimension 1

This paper is devoted to the construction of an \emph{eigen-solution} for the Fokker-Planck operator with heavy tail equilibrium. We propose an \textit{alternative} method in dimension 1, which will be generalizable in higher dimension. The later method is inspired by the work of H. Koch on non-linear KdV equation \cite{Koch}. As a consequence of this construction, we recover the result of G. Lebeau and M. Puel \cite{LebPu} on the fractional diffusion limit for the Fokker-Planck equation.

math.AP↗

arXiv2021

Fractional Diffusion limit of a kinetic equation with Diffusive boundary conditions in a bounded interval

We investigate the fractional diffusion approximation of a kinetic equation set in a bounded interval with diffusive reflection conditions at the boundary. In an appropriate singular limit corresponding to small Knudsen number and long time asymptotic, we show that the asymptotic density function is the {\it unique solution} of a fractional diffusion equation with Neumann boundary condition. This analysis completes a previous work by the same authors in which a limiting fractional diffusion equation was identified on the half-space, but the uniqueness of the solution (which is necessary to prove the convergence of the whole sequence) could not be established.

math.AP↗

arXiv2018

Fractional Diffusion limit of a kinetic equation with Diffusive boundary conditions in the upper-half space

We investigate the fractional diffusion approximation of a kinetic equation in the upper-half plane with diffusive reflection conditions at the boundary. In an appropriate singular limit corresponding to small Knudsen number and long time asymptotic, we derive a fractional diffusion equation with a nonlocal Neumann boundary condition for the density of particles. Interestingly, this asymptotic equation is different from the one derived by L. Cesbron in [7] in the case of specular reflection conditions at the boundary and does not seem to have receive a lot of attention previously.

math.AP↗

arXiv2017

Diffusion approximation for Fokker Planck with heavy tail equilibria : a spectral method in dimension 1

This paper is devoted to the diffusion approximation for the 1-d Fokker Planck equation with a heavy tail equilibria of the form (1+v^2)^{-β/2}, in the range beta\in ]1,5[. We prove that the limit diffusion equation involves a fractional Laplacian kappa|Δ|^{\frac{β+1}{6}}, and we compute the value of the diffusion coefficient kappa. This extends previous results of E. Nasreddine and M. Puel in the case beta>5, and of P. Cattiaux, E. Nasreddine and M. Puel in the case beta=5.

math.AP↗

arXiv2014

Global weak solutions to the inviscid 3D Quasi-Geostrophic equation

In this article, the authors prove the existence of global weak solutions to the inviscid three-dimensional quasi-geostrophic equation. This equation models the evolution of the temperature on the surface of the earth. It is widely used in geophysics and meteorology.

math.AP↗

arXiv2012

A corrector theory for diffusion-homogenization limits of linear transport equations

This paper concerns the diffusion-homogenization of transport equations when both the adimensionalized scale of the heterogeneities $α$ and the adimensionalized mean-free path $\eps$ converge to 0. When $α=\eps$, it is well known that the heterogeneous transport solution converges to a homogenized diffusion solution. We are interested here in the situation where $0<\eps\llα\ll1$ and in the respective rates of convergences to the homogenized limit and to the diffusive limit. Our main result is an approximation to the transport solution with an error term that is negligible compared to the maximum of $α$ and $\frac\epsα$. After establishing the diffusion-homogenization limit to the transport solution, we show that the corrector is dominated by an error to homogenization when $α^2\ll\eps$ and by an an error to diffusion when $\eps\llα^2$. Our regime of interest involves singular perturbations in the small parameter $η=\frac\epsα$. Disconnected local equilibria at $η=0$ need to be reconnected to provide a global equilibrium on the cell of periodicity when $η>0$. This reconnection between local and global equilibria is shown to hold when sufficient {\em no-drift} conditions are satisfied. The Hilbert expansion methodology followed in this paper builds on corrector theories for the result developed in \cite{NBAPuVo}.

math.AP↗