Controllability and observability of a heat equation with hyperbolic memory kernel
By Xiaoyu Fu, Jiongmin Yong, Xu Zhang. 2009
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Abstract The exact controllability and observability for a heat equation with hyperbolic memory kernel in anisotropic and nonhomogeneous media are considered. Due to the appearance of such a kind of memory, the speed of propagation for solutions to the heat equation is finite and the corresponding controllability property has a certain nature similar to hyperbolic equations, and is significantly different from that of the usual parabolic equations. By means of Carleman estimate, we establish a positive controllability and observability result under some geometric condition. On the other hand, by a careful construction of highly concentrated approximate solutions to hyperbolic equations with memory, we present a negative controllability and observability result when the geometric condition is not satisfied.
Subfields: Computational Theory and Mathematics, Control and Systems Engineering, Mathematical Physics
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In Computational Theory and Mathematics
- Xu Zhang
- Enrique Zuazua
- Qi Lu
- Sylvain Ervedoza
- Genni Fragnelli
- Piermarco Cannarsa
- Nazim Idrisoglu Mahmudov
- Judith Vancostenoble
In Control and Systems Engineering
- Xu Zhang
- Enrique Zuazua
- Qi Lu
- Sylvain Ervedoza
- Xiaoyu Fu
- Jean-Michel Coron
- Genni Fragnelli
- Luc Miller
In Mathematical Physics
- Xu Zhang
- Enrique Zuazua
- Qi Lu
- Sylvain Ervedoza
- Genni Fragnelli
- Piermarco Cannarsa
- Judith Vancostenoble
- Jean-Michel Coron
Citations in the corpus
- Null Controllability for Wave Equations with Memory (2015, background): “In the literature, the controllability problems for evolution equations with memory terms have been studied extensively (See [2, 15, 17, 21, 22, 25, 26, 28, 32, 33, 35] and the references therein).”