Boundary Control of Parabolic Differential Equations in Arbitrary Dimensions: Supremum-Norm Problems
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- Convex parabolic boundary control problems with pointwise state constraints
- On theoretical and numerical aspects of the bang-bang-principle
- On the switching behavior of sparse optimal controls for the one-dimensional heat equation
- Boundary control for the heat equation with nonlinear boundary condition
- Boundary control of an integrodifferential equation
- Optimal control and admissible relaxation for subdifferential evolution inclusions
- Optimal control of a linear elliptic equation with a supremum norm functional
- Some remarks on the numerical solution of bang-bang type optimal control problems
- On switching points of optimal controls for coercive parabolic boundary control problems
- On some elliptic optimal control problems with state constraints
- Time-optimal parabolic boundary control problems with state constraints
- Some aspects of reachability for parabolic boundary control problems with control constraints
- Model order reduction based on Laguerre orthogonal polynomials for parabolic equation constrained optimal control problems
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