Abstract
We study the homogenization of the linear equation with appropriate initial/final conditions, where is a measurable bounded periodic function and is a bounded uniformly elliptic matrix, whose coefficients are measurable periodic functions.
Since we admit that may vanish and change sign, the usual compactness of the solutions in may not hold if the mean value of is zero
Since we admit that may vanish and change sign, the usual compactness of the solutions in may not hold if the mean value of is zero
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