In this paper we study the null controllability property for a single population model in which the population y depends on time t, space x, age a and size τ. Moreover, the diffusion coefficient k is degenerate at a point of the domain or both extremal points. Our technique is essentially based on Carleman estimates. The τ dependence requires us to modify the weight for the Carleman estimates, and accordingly the proof of the observability inequality. Thanks to this observability inequality we obtain a null controllability result for an intermediate problem and finally for the initial system through suitable cut off functions.
Fragnelli, G., Yamamoto, M. (2021). Carleman Estimates and Controllability for a Degenerate Structured Population Model. APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND OPTIMIZATION, 84(1), 999-1044 [10.1007/s00245-020-09669-0].
Carleman Estimates and Controllability for a Degenerate Structured Population Model
Fragnelli, Genni
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2021-01-01
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In this paper we study the null controllability property for a single population model in which the population y depends on time t, space x, age a and size τ. Moreover, the diffusion coefficient k is degenerate at a point of the domain or both extremal points. Our technique is essentially based on Carleman estimates. The τ dependence requires us to modify the weight for the Carleman estimates, and accordingly the proof of the observability inequality. Thanks to this observability inequality we obtain a null controllability result for an intermediate problem and finally for the initial system through suitable cut off functions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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