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in the case \(\ell \ne 2,\) where the spatial and temporal variables oscillate on non-self-similar scales and do not homogenize simultaneously. To achieve the goal, we explore the direct quantitative two-scale expansions for the aforementioned operators, which should be of some independent interests in quantitative homogenization of parabolic operators involving multiple scales. In the self-similar case \(\ell =2\), similar results have been obtained in Geng and Shen (Anal PDE 13(1): 147–170, 2020).
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