Abstract
A two-scale Fourier transform for periodic homogenization in Fourier space is introduced. The transform connects the various existing techniques for periodic homogenization, i.e., two-scale convergence, periodic unfolding and the Floquet–Bloch expansion approach to homogenization. It turns out that the two-scale compactness results are easily obtained by the use of the two-scale Fourier transform. Moreover, the Floquet–Bloch eigenvalue problems for differential operators is recovered in a natural and straight forward way by the use of this transform. The transform is generalized to the (N+1)-scale case.