The numerical solution of a control problem governed by a phase filed model
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An optimal control problem governed by a phase field model is investigated in this paper. A multilevel Newton method is applied for the solution of the optimal control problem, reformulated as a compact fixed point problem. Some details used in the implementation of the method introduced in the paper as well as numerical examples are presented.
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