Backward uniqueness of semigroups arising in coupled partial differential equations systems of structural acoustics (Q2501630)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5054514
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    Backward uniqueness of semigroups arising in coupled partial differential equations systems of structural acoustics
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5054514

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      Backward uniqueness of semigroups arising in coupled partial differential equations systems of structural acoustics (English)
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      15 September 2006
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      The problem of backward uniqueness is considered for two structural acoustic models: one of them couples a hyperbolic equation with an elastic plate equation (parabolic type) defined on its elastic wall, and the another couples the same equation with a thermoelastic plate equation (parabolic or hyperbolic-dominated type) defined on its flexible wall. These structural acoustic models read as systems of PDE are proved to generate the first order abstract Cauchy problem with the generator \(A\) being neither the generator of an analytic semigroup nor of a group (these cases were studied earlier). In the paper the operator \(A\) is proved to be the generator of a strongly continuous semigroup and special estimates for the resolvent of \(A\) are shown to hold in a Banach space. Using results for such semigroups the backward uniqueness theorems for the models considered are obtained.
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      structural acoustic models
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      PDE
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      backward uniqueness
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      semigroup
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      generator
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      elastic plate equation
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      thermoelastic plate equation
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      abstract Cauchy problem
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