Critical points of the two-dimensional Ambrosio-Tortorelli functional with convergence of the phase-field energy

Abstract

We consider a family \(u, v)\>0 of critical points of the Ambrosio-Tortorelli functional. Assuming a uniform energy bound, the sequence \(u, v)\>0 converges in L2() to a limit (u, 1) as 0, where u is in SBV2(). It was previously shown that if the full Ambrosio-Tortorelli energy associated to (u,v) converges to the Mumford-Shah energy of u, then the first inner variation converges as well. In particular, u is a critical point of the Mumford-Shah functional in the sense of inner variations. In this work, focusing on the two-dimensional setting, we extend this result under the sole convergence of the phase-field energy to the length energy term in the Mumford-Shah functional.

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