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Abstract
Homogenization of the Neumann problem for a differential equation
in a periodically broken multidimensional cylinder
leads to a second-order ordinary differential equation.
We study asymptotics for the coefficient of the averaged operator
in the case of small transverse cross-sections.
The main asymptotic term depends on
the “area” of cross-sections of the links,
their lengths,
and the coefficient matrix of the original operator.
We find the characteristics of kink zones which affect correction terms,
while the asymptotic remainder becomes exponentially small.
The justification of the asymptotics
is based on Friedrichs’s inequality
with a coefficient independent of both small parameters:
the period of fractures and the relative diameter of cross-sections.