Weighted multiple interpolation and the control of perturbed semigroup systems (Q358603)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6196977
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    Weighted multiple interpolation and the control of perturbed semigroup systems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6196977

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      Weighted multiple interpolation and the control of perturbed semigroup systems (English)
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      9 August 2013
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      The authors study an infinite-dimensional linear system associated to the state equation \[ \frac{dx(t)}{dt}=Ax(t)+Bu(t), \quad x(0)=x_0, \] where, as usual, \(u\) is the input and \(x\) is the state. In addition, \(A\) is an operator possessing a Riesz basis of eigenvectors on a Hilbert space, with eigenvalues lying in the open left half plane, while \(B\) is an unbounded operator, which is the control operator, associated to a sequence \((b_n)\), having some specific properties. The paper deals with the controllability and admissibility of such a system, in connection with a perturbation of \(A\). The main tools come from the theory of interpolation; Carleson measures are also used. New results, related to Carleson measures as well as to weighted interpolation of functions and their derivatives, of interest on their own, are obtained.
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      interpolation
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      Carleson measure
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      controllability
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      observability
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      admissibility
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      semigroup system
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      Riesz basis
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      diagonal system
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      perturbation
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