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construction of plane-like minimizers in periodic media
through a cell problem
The aim of this paper is to address the following questions: which models,
among fluido-dynamic ones, are more appropriate to describe urban traffic?
While a rich debate was developed for the complicate
dynamics of highway traffic, some
basic problems of urban traffic are not always appropriately discussed.
We analyze many recent, and less recent, models focusing on three
basic properties.
The latter are necessary to reproduce correctly queue formation at lights and
junctions, and their backward propagation on an urban network.