Controllability of evolution equations and inclusions driven by vector measures

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Both linear and semilinear infinite-dimensional control systems with time-varying coefficients are considered. First, the concepts of approximate and exact controllability are recalled and discussed. Next, the notion of countably additive nonnegative finite measure having bounded total variation is introduced in order to define the set of admissible controls. Using the theory of linear operators and semigroups in Hilbert spaces, necessary and sufficient conditions for exact and approximate controllability in a given time interval for linear evolution state equations are formulated and proved. In the next part, semilinear infinite-dimensional control systems are considered. Using the Banach fixed point theorem, under the assumption that the linear part is controllable, sufficient conditions for controllability of semilinear systems are formulated and proved. Moreover, many remarks and comments on controllability problems in infinite-dimensional Banach and Hilbert spaces are presented. Finally, it should be pointed out that similar controllability problems have been considered in the monograph [\textit{J. Klamka}, Controllability of dynamical systems. Dordrecht: Kluwer (1991; Zbl 0732.93008)].











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