Stabilization of the simplest normal parabolic equation (Q479330)

Within the framework of normal parabolic equations introduced by the author, the normal parabolic equation associated to the Burgers equation is considered. This equation reads \[ \partial_ty(t,x) - \partial_{xx}y(t,x) - \Phi(y)y = 0, \] where \[ \Phi(y) = \int_0^{2\pi}y^3(x)dx/\int_0^{2\pi}y^2(x)dx,\quad y\neq 0, \, \Phi(y) = 0,\, y= 0. \] This equation is considered with the periodic condition \[ y(t,x+2\pi) = y(t,x) \] and the initial condition \[ y(0,x) = y_0(x) = y_0(x) + v(x) \] with \(y_0(x)\in H^o(T_1)\equiv L^o_2(T_1)\) and \(v\in H^o(T_1)\) -- a starting control with \(\mathrm{supp}(v)\subset[a,b]\subset T_1=\mathbb{R}/2\pi \mathbb{Z}\). The author proves the existence of such a starting control ensuring the exponential decay of the solution.