Boundary sentinels in cylindrical domains.

J. Saint Jean Paulin; M. Vanninathan

Revista Matemática Complutense (2001)

  • Volume: 14, Issue: 1, page 271-309
  • ISSN: 1139-1138

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We study a model describing vibrations of a cylindrical domain with thickness e > 0. A characteristic of this model is that it contains pollution terms in the boundary data and missing terms in the initial data. The method of sentinels'' of J. L. Lions [7] is followed to construct a sentinel using the observed vibrations on the boundary. Such a sentinel, by construction, provides information on pollution terms independent of missing terms. This requires resolution of initial-boundary value problems with non-zero boundary data of mixed type and an exact controllability problem. Further, we characterize the so called stealthy pollution terms present in the model.

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Saint Jean Paulin, J., and Vanninathan, M.. "Boundary sentinels in cylindrical domains.." Revista Matemática Complutense 14.1 (2001): 271-309. <http://eudml.org/doc/44476>.

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author = {Saint Jean Paulin, J., Vanninathan, M.},
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keywords = {Sistemas de control; Ecuaciones diferenciales en derivadas parciales; Condiciones de contorno; Problema de Dirichlet; Ondas; Cilindros; Vibraciones; incomplete problems; pollution terms; sentinel; perturbations at the boundary; cylindrical domain; wave operator; HUM approach; exact controllability; stealthiness},
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