Schäffner, MathiasSchweizer, Ben2023-08-142023-08-142023-07http://hdl.handle.net/2003/42065http://dx.doi.org/10.17877/DE290R-23898The wave equation with stochastic coefficients can be classically homogenized on bounded time intervals; solutions converge in the homogenization limit to solutions of a wave equation with constant coefficients. This is no longer true on large time scales: Even in the periodic case with periodicity ε, classical homogenization fails for times of the order ε−2. We consider the one-dimensional wave equation and are interested in the critical time scale ε−β from where on classical homogenization fails. In the general setting, we derive upper and lower bounds for β in terms of the growth rate of correctors. In the specific setting of i.i.d. coefficients with matched impedance, we show that the critical time scale is ε−1enwave610The time horizon for stochastic homogenization of the one-dimensional wave equationText