Solution of a boundary problem for controlled systems with distributed parameters
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An algorithm for the solution of a boundary initial value problem for a partial differential equation with one spatial variable, a time variable, and a source term control function is given. Separation of variables is used. Conditions on the initial data are given to guarantee the existence of a solution.
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