A new hierarchical control for the wave equation

This work present results on controlling a wave equation with a hierarchy of actions; a leader control acts and the follower reacts to this action trying to get a different target of the one of the leader. In this paper, we invert the roles of the classical Stackelberg strategies where the leader has a controllability target and the follower and optimization objective. See e.g. Lions (1994), Araruna et al. (2018), Araruna et al. (2020). We will consider a leader aiming to minimize a functional and a follower control with an exact controllability target. • This paper treats two hierarchical control problems for the wave equation. • We analyze Stackelberg strategies when the leader control has an optimization objective and the follower one, an exact controllability objective. • We present results when the follower control acts on the boundary and the leader acts in the interior or in the boundary.

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Wave Motion
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wavemoti.2024.103428
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Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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A new hierarchical control for the wave equation

Luz de Teresa, José Antonio Villa
Wave Motion
Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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A new hierarchical control for the wave equation

Luz de Teresa, José Antonio Villa
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This work present results on controlling a wave equation with a hierarchy of actions; a leader control acts and the follower reacts to this action trying to get a different target of the one of the leader. In this paper, we invert the roles of the classical Stackelberg strategies where the leader has a controllability target and the follower and optimization objective. See e.g. Lions (1994), Araruna et al. (2018), Araruna et al. (2020). We will consider a leader aiming to minimize a functional and a follower control with an exact controllability target. • This paper treats two hierarchical control problems for the wave equation. • We analyze Stackelberg strategies when the leader control has an optimization objective and the follower one, an exact controllability objective. • We present results when the follower control acts on the boundary and the leader acts in the interior or in the boundary.

Wave MotionVol. 134
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (MX), Universidad de Colima (MX)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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