Polynomial stability of a Rayleigh system with distributed delay

We consider the Rayleigh beam equation with a dynamic control moment with a distributeddelay term in the dynamic control. We establish the strong stability of this system and thenprove that the system with delay has the same rational decay rate as the system without delay.But we show that it is not exponentially stable. Our contribution is the introduction of thedistributed delay term in the control.

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Malaya Journal of Matematik
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.26637/mjm1204/004
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Stability and Controllability of Differential Equations
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Polynomial stability of a Rayleigh system with distributed delay

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Polynomial stability of a Rayleigh system with distributed delay

Cheikh Seck, Gilbert Bayili, Innocent OUEDRAOGO, Désiré SABA
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Abstract

We consider the Rayleigh beam equation with a dynamic control moment with a distributeddelay term in the dynamic control. We establish the strong stability of this system and thenprove that the system with delay has the same rational decay rate as the system without delay.But we show that it is not exponentially stable. Our contribution is the introduction of thedistributed delay term in the control.

Malaya Journal of MatematikVol. 12(04)
Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo (BF), Cheikh Anta Diop University (SN)
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