Convergence of a two-grid algorithm for the control of the wave equation

Liviu Ignat; Enrique Zuazua

Journal of the European Mathematical Society (2009)

  • Volume: 011, Issue: 2, page 351-391
  • ISSN: 1435-9855

Abstract

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We analyze the problem of boundary observability of the finite-difference space semidiscretizations of the 2-d wave equation in the square. We prove the uniform (with respect to the meshsize) boundary observability for the solutions obtained by the two-grid preconditioner introduced by Glowinski [9]. Our method uses previously known uniform observability inequalities for low frequency solutions and a dyadic spectral time decomposition. As a consequence we prove the convergence of the two-grid algorithm for computing the boundary controls for the wave equation. The method can be applied in any space dimension, for more general domains and other discretization schemes.

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Ignat, Liviu, and Zuazua, Enrique. "Convergence of a two-grid algorithm for the control of the wave equation." Journal of the European Mathematical Society 011.2 (2009): 351-391. <http://eudml.org/doc/277222>.

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TI - Convergence of a two-grid algorithm for the control of the wave equation
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