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Volume 4, Issue 3-4
Shooting Methods for Numerical Solutions of Exact Controllability Problems Constrained by Linear and Semilinear 2-D Wave Equations

Sung-Dae Yang

Int. J. Numer. Anal. Mod., 4 (2007), pp. 625-647.

Published online: 2007-04

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Numerical solutions of exact controllability problems for linear and semilinear 2-d wave equations with distributed controls are studied. Exact controllability problems can be solved by the corresponding optimal control problems. The optimal control problem is reformulated as a system of equations (an optimality system) that consists of an initial value problem for the underlying (linear or semilinear) wave equation and a terminal value problem for the adjoint wave equation. The discretized optimality system is solved by a shooting method. The convergence properties of the numerical shooting method in the context of exact controllability are illustrated through computational experiments.

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controllability, finite difference method, distributed control, optimal control, parallel computation, shooting method, wave equation.

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93B40, 35L05, 65M06.

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Numerical solutions of exact controllability problems for linear and semilinear 2-d wave equations with distributed controls are studied. Exact controllability problems can be solved by the corresponding optimal control problems. The optimal control problem is reformulated as a system of equations (an optimality system) that consists of an initial value problem for the underlying (linear or semilinear) wave equation and a terminal value problem for the adjoint wave equation. The discretized optimality system is solved by a shooting method. The convergence properties of the numerical shooting method in the context of exact controllability are illustrated through computational experiments.

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Numerical solutions of exact controllability problems for linear and semilinear 2-d wave equations with distributed controls are studied. Exact controllability problems can be solved by the corresponding optimal control problems. The optimal control problem is reformulated as a system of equations (an optimality system) that consists of an initial value problem for the underlying (linear or semilinear) wave equation and a terminal value problem for the adjoint wave equation. The discretized optimality system is solved by a shooting method. The convergence properties of the numerical shooting method in the context of exact controllability are illustrated through computational experiments.

Sung-Dae Yang. (1970). Shooting Methods for Numerical Solutions of Exact Controllability Problems Constrained by Linear and Semilinear 2-D Wave Equations. International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling. 4 (3-4). 625-647. doi:
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