Control of Partial Differential Equations /

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Taylor & Francis
Other Authors: Da Prato, Giuseppe (Editor), Tubaro, Luciano (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 1994.
Edition:First edition.
Series:Lecture Notes in Pure and Applied Mathematics
Subjects:
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Table of Contents:
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Null controllability under constraints (1.10)
  • chapter 3 Null controllability under L constraints
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 3 Stochastic nonlinear equations
  • chapter 4 Uniqueness
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 The abstract setting of the problem
  • chapter 3 Parabolic regularization and approximation
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 General considerations
  • chapter 3 Limiting process in equation
  • chapter 4 Boundary value for the limiting term
  • chapter 5 Existence of extremal domains
  • chapter 6 Continuity under flat cone condition
  • chapter 7 Existence result for minimisation under constraint
  • chapter 8 Existence of optimal domain for a heat conduction problem with constraint on the power flux
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 The Problem
  • chapter 2 The Hamilton-Jacobi equation
  • chapter 3 Continuity of the value function
  • chapter References
  • part Boundary Stabilization of a Nonlinear String with Aerodynamic Force
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Estimates for the Linear Equation
  • chapter 3 Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions
  • chapter 1 Introduction.
  • chapter 2 · Preliminaries and setting of the problem.
  • chapter 3 Solution of the problem.
  • chapter 4 Example.
  • chapter References.
  • chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
  • chapter 2 THE DISCRETE PROBLEM AND THE DISCRETE DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLE
  • chapter 3 THE CONVERGENCE OF THE APPROXIMATION SCHEME
  • chapter 4 THE UNIQUENESS OF VISCOSITY SOLUTIONS
  • chapter REFERENCES
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Technical Lemmas
  • chapter 3 A Priori Bounds
  • chapter 4 Existence: Proof of Theorem 1.1
  • chapter 5 Uniqueness: Proof of Theorem 1.2
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 Introduction and statement of the problem
  • chapter 2 H-control for Pritchard-Salamon systems
  • chapter 3 The mixed-sensitivity problem for delay systems
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 Introduction.
  • chapter 2 Null boundary control for semilinear heat equations (with Y-J Guo).
  • chapter 3 Outline of the proof.
  • chapter 4 Gevrey class 2 functions·
  • chapter 5 Boundary control ofa finite pinned beam (joint with S. Taylor).
  • chapter Exact Controllability of the Wave Equation in a Polygonal Domain with Cracks
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Preliminaries on the singular regulator problem
  • chapter 3 The class of boundary control systems
  • chapter 4 Solution of the boundary regulator problem
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
  • chapter 2 THE OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM
  • chapter 3 TROTTER PRODUCT FORMULA
  • chapter 4 THE DISCRETE FEEDBACK LAW
  • chapter 5 CALCULUS OF THE TROTTER APPROXIMATION
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Systems affine in the control
  • chapter 3 Fully nonlinear systems
  • chapter References
  • chapter 1 Introduction
  • chapter 2 Boundary Control With Pointwise Constraints
  • chapter References
  • chapter 0 Introduction
  • chapter 1 Setting of the problem and state equation
  • chapter 2 Riccati Equation
  • chapter 3 Dynamic Programming; Finite Horizon Case
  • chapter 4 Infinite Horizon Case
  • chapter 5 Application to the Age Equation
  • chapter References
  • part Optimal Quadratic Boundary Control Problem for Wave- and Plate-like Equations with High Internal Damping: An Abstract Approach
  • chapter 1 Introduction; parametrized mathematical model;statement of main results
  • chapter 2 Optimality conditions; regularity of optimal pair
  • chapter 3 A direct approach to the variational problem
  • chapter 4 Applications: Boundary control problems for wave- and plate-like equations with strong internal damping
  • chapter References
  • chapter A Appendix
  • chapter B Appendix
  • chapter Approximation for the Wave Equation in a Moving Domain.