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1 Topology-preserving diffusion equations for divergence-free vector fields Yann BRENIER CNRS, CMLS-Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France Variational models and methods for evolution, Levico Terme 2012 Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

2 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

3 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields 2 Motion of divergence-free vector fields Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

4 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields 2 Motion of divergence-free vector fields 3 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

5 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields 2 Motion of divergence-free vector fields 3 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory 4 Optimal transport of divergence-free vector fields Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

6 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields 2 Motion of divergence-free vector fields 3 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory 4 Optimal transport of divergence-free vector fields 5 A generalized Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto scheme for divergence-free vector field Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

7 TOPOLOGY PRESERVING DIFFUSION EQUATIONS FOR DIVERGENCE-FREE VECTOR FIELDS 1 Loop approximation of divergence-free vector fields 2 Motion of divergence-free vector fields 3 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory 4 Optimal transport of divergence-free vector fields 5 A generalized Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto scheme for divergence-free vector field Warning: there will be only formal derivations and no rigorous analysis. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

8 Loop decomposition of divergence-free vector fields Every smooth loop s R/Z X(s) R d generates, in the sense of distributions, a divergence-free vector field x R d B(x) R d B(x) = s R/Z X (s)δ(x X(s))ds. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

9 Loop decomposition of divergence-free vector fields Every smooth loop s R/Z X(s) R d generates, in the sense of distributions, a divergence-free vector field x R d B(x) R d B(x) = s R/Z X (s)δ(x X(s))ds. Indeed, for any smooth function q < B, q >= X (s) ( q)(x(s))ds = s R/Z s R/Z d (q(x(s))) = 0. ds Conversely, every divergence-free field can be approximated by a superposition of loops (cf. related work by S. Smirnov). Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

10 SUPERPOSITION OF LOOPS Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

11 Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

12 Transport of a loop by a velocity field Let us consider a time-dependent loop (t, s) X(t, s) R d. moved by some velocity field v(t, x) R d so that t X(t, s) = v(t, X(t, s)) Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

13 Transport of a loop by a velocity field Let us consider a time-dependent loop (t, s) X(t, s) R d. moved by some velocity field v(t, x) R d so that t X(t, s) = v(t, X(t, s)) We find for the corresponding divergence-free vector field B(t, x) = s X(t, s)δ(x X(t, s))ds Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

14 Transport of a loop by a velocity field Let us consider a time-dependent loop (t, s) X(t, s) R d. moved by some velocity field v(t, x) R d so that t X(t, s) = v(t, X(t, s)) We find for the corresponding divergence-free vector field B(t, x) = s X(t, s)δ(x X(t, s))ds the "transport" equation of B by v in the sense of distributions: t B + (B v v B) = 0 Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

15 Transport of a loop by a velocity field Let us consider a time-dependent loop (t, s) X(t, s) R d. moved by some velocity field v(t, x) R d so that t X(t, s) = v(t, X(t, s)) We find for the corresponding divergence-free vector field B(t, x) = s X(t, s)δ(x X(t, s))ds the "transport" equation of B by v in the sense of distributions: t B + (B v v B) = 0 d dt < B, w >= d w(x(t, s)) s X(t, s)ds = [(Dw)(X) t X s X dt +w(x) tsx]ds 2 = (Dw)(X)[ t X s X s X t X]ds = (Dw)(x)[v(t, x) B(t, x) B(t, x) v(t, x)]dx, w Cc. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

16 Transport of divergence-free vector fields By superposition of loops, the transport of a time-dependent divergence-free vector field B(t, x) R d by some velocity field v(t, x) R d, is still described by the "topology-preserving" transport equation t B + (B v v B) = 0 (Of course, this equation can be derived by many other means.) Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

17 TOPOLOGY OF LOOPS Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

18 The usual diffusion equation is NOT topology-preserving The usual diffusion equation for a divergence-free vector field t B = 2 B cannot be written in transport form t B + (B v v B) = 0 and, therefore, is not "topology-preserving" (i.e. is not compatible with the loop decomposition). Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

19 The usual diffusion equation is NOT topology-preserving The usual diffusion equation for a divergence-free vector field t B = 2 B cannot be written in transport form t B + (B v v B) = 0 and, therefore, is not "topology-preserving" (i.e. is not compatible with the loop decomposition). This is in sharp contrast with the standard heat equation for density fields ρ > 0 t ρ = 2 ρ which can be easily put in "transport" form t ρ + (ρv) = 0, v = (log ρ) Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

20 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory In the fluid mechanics literature (e.g. T. Nishiyama, 2003), one can find, for 3D divergence-free vector fields, non-linear (degenerate) diffusion equations of form t B + (λ( B 2 I B B) B) = 0 (where λ is some positive constant or function). They can be written in "transport-form" and are topology-preserving. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

21 Topology-preserving diffusion equations and turbulence theory In the fluid mechanics literature (e.g. T. Nishiyama, 2003), one can find, for 3D divergence-free vector fields, non-linear (degenerate) diffusion equations of form t B + (λ( B 2 I B B) B) = 0 (where λ is some positive constant or function). They can be written in "transport-form" and are topology-preserving. Such equations are interesting because they have highly non-trivial equilibrium states, namely all fields B which are colinear to their own curl. These fields are special stationary solutions of the 3D Euler equations and are believed to play a crucial role in turbulence. (They include Beltrami flows and all stationary solutions to the 2D Euler equations.) Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

22 Design of topology-preserving diffusion equations following optimal transport ideas The goal of this talk is the (formal) derivation of such a topology-preserving diffusion equation for divergence-free vector fields, in any dimensions, following "optimal transport" ideas. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

23 Design of topology-preserving diffusion equations following optimal transport ideas The goal of this talk is the (formal) derivation of such a topology-preserving diffusion equation for divergence-free vector fields, in any dimensions, following "optimal transport" ideas. This will require a sort of generalization of the Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto (JKO) method, which has been a very successful way of deriving parabolic equations (in particular the regular scalar heat equation) from optimal transport considerations. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

24 Design of topology-preserving diffusion equations following optimal transport ideas The goal of this talk is the (formal) derivation of such a topology-preserving diffusion equation for divergence-free vector fields, in any dimensions, following "optimal transport" ideas. This will require a sort of generalization of the Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto (JKO) method, which has been a very successful way of deriving parabolic equations (in particular the regular scalar heat equation) from optimal transport considerations. Unfortunately, there will be no rigorous analysis, due to the highly non-linear and degenerate structure of this kind of equations. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

25 An example of transportation cost For every elementary loop moving in the Minkowski space R R d, we define our cost function as the area spanned by the loop (1 t X 2 ) s X 2 + ( t X s X) 2 dsdt (named Nambu-Goto action in string theory). Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

26 An example of transportation cost For every elementary loop moving in the Minkowski space R R d, we define our cost function as the area spanned by the loop (1 t X 2 ) s X 2 + ( t X s X) 2 dsdt (named Nambu-Goto action in string theory). In terms of fields (B, v), this generalizes (by superposition) as (1 v 2 ) B 2 + (v B) 2 dxdt which will be our definition of the transport cost of B by v. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

27 Optimal velocity field Let us optimize in v = v(t, x) R d the convex cost function (1 v 2 ) B 2 + (v B) 2 dxdt under the linear differential constraint t B + (B v v B) = 0 Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

28 Optimal velocity field Let us optimize in v = v(t, x) R d the convex cost function (1 v 2 ) B 2 + (v B) 2 dxdt under the linear differential constraint t B + (B v v B) = 0 Introducing Lagrange multiplier A = A(t, x) R d for the differential constraint, we find the structure condition v = λ da B, da ij = j A i i A j where λ = 1/ B 2 + da B 2. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

29 A generalized (BB-)JKO scheme Let B E[B] R be a given functional on divergence-free vector fields, say, for simplicity, E[B] = B 2 /2dx. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

30 A generalized (BB-)JKO scheme Let B E[B] R be a given functional on divergence-free vector fields, say, for simplicity, E[B] = B 2 /2dx. We want to define the gradient flow of this functional according to the "optimal transport metric". Let us do that using the JKO (Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto) scheme, in BB (Benamou-Brenier) style: Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

31 A generalized (BB-)JKO scheme Let B E[B] R be a given functional on divergence-free vector fields, say, for simplicity, E[B] = B 2 /2dx. We want to define the gradient flow of this functional according to the "optimal transport metric". Let us do that using the JKO (Jordan-Kinderlehrer-Otto) scheme, in BB (Benamou-Brenier) style: Given a time step h > 0, B(t, x), supposed to be already known for 0 t (n 1)h, is obtained for nh t (n 1)h as a critical point of the functional nh E[B(nh, )] (n 1)h dt{ (1 v 2 ) B 2 + (v B) 2 dx } where v is optimized under the linear differential constraint t B + (B v v B) = 0 Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

32 Resulting diffusion equation We find, as necessary conditions: A(nh, ) = E [B(nh, )], v = λ da B where λ > 0 is an explicit function of B and da B. Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

33 Resulting diffusion equation We find, as necessary conditions: A(nh, ) = E [B(nh, )], v = λ da B where λ > 0 is an explicit function of B and da B. Combined with the transport equation t B + (B v v B) = 0 the closure equations formally obtained as h 0, v = λ da B, A = E [B] provide a self-consistent evolution equation for B, which is the desired "topology-preserving" diffusion equation (up to the precise definition of λ > 0 as a function of B and da B). Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

34 THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION... SOME REFERENCES 1 L. Ambrosio, N. Gigli, G. Savaré. 2 V.I. Arnold, B. Khesin, Topological methods in hydrodynamics, Springer J.-D. Benamou, Y. Brenier, Num. Math R. Jordan, D. Kinderlehrer, F. Otto, SIMA U. Frisch, Turbulence, Cambridge University Press, T. Nishiyama, R. Soc. Lond. Proc. Ser. A Math. Phys. Eng C. Villani, Topics in Optimal Transportation, AMS Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

35 THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION... SOME REFERENCES 1 L. Ambrosio, N. Gigli, G. Savaré. 2 V.I. Arnold, B. Khesin, Topological methods in hydrodynamics, Springer J.-D. Benamou, Y. Brenier, Num. Math R. Jordan, D. Kinderlehrer, F. Otto, SIMA U. Frisch, Turbulence, Cambridge University Press, T. Nishiyama, R. Soc. Lond. Proc. Ser. A Math. Phys. Eng C. Villani, Topics in Optimal Transportation, AMS Yann Brenier (CNRS) TP diffusion of divergence-free vector fields Levico, sett / 16

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