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Claudia M. Gariboldi

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arXiv2023

Numerical analysis of a family of simultaneous distributed-boundary mixed elliptic optimal control problems and their asymptotic behaviour through a commutative diagram and error estimates

In this paper, we consider a family of simultaneous distributed-boundary optimal control problems ($P_α$) on the internal energy and the heat flux for a system governed by a mixed elliptic variational equality with a parameter $α>0$ and a simultaneous distributed-boundary optimal control problem ($P$) governed also by an elliptic variational equality with a Dirichlet boundary condition on the same portion of the boundary. We formulate discrete approximations $\left(P_{h α}\right)$ and $\left(P_h\right)$ of the problems $\left(P_α\right)$ and $(P)$ respectively, for each $h>0$ and for each $α>0$, through the finite element method with Lagrange's triangles of type 1 with parameter $h$ (the longest side of the triangles). The goal of this paper is to study the convergence of this family of discrete simultaneous distributed-boundary mixed elliptic optimal control problems $\left(P_{h α}\right)$ when the parameters $α$ goes to infinity and the parameter $h$ goes to zero simultaneously. We prove the convergence of the problems $\left(P_{h α}\right)$ to the problem $\left(P_h\right)$ when $α\rightarrow +\infty$, for each $h>0$. We study the convergence of the problems $\left(P_{h α}\right)$ and $\left(P_h\right)$, for each $α>0$, when $h \rightarrow 0^+$ obtaining a commutative diagram which relates the continuous and discrete optimal control problems $\left(P_{h α}\right),\left(P_α\right),\left(P_h\right)$ and $(P)$ by taking the limits $h \rightarrow 0^+$ and $α\rightarrow +\infty$ respectively. We also study the double convergence of $\left(P_{h α}\right)$ to $(P)$ when $(h, α) \rightarrow(0^+,+\infty)$ which represents the diagonal convergence in the above commutative diagram.

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arXiv2021

Distributed optimal control problems for a class of elliptic hemivariational inequalities with a parameter and its asymptotic behavior

In this paper, we study optimal control problems on the internal energy for a system governed by a class of elliptic boundary hemivariational inequalities with a parameter. The system has been originated by a steady-state heat conduction problem with non-monotone multivalued subdifferential boundary condition on a portion of the boundary of the domain described by the Clarke generalized gradient of a locally Lipschitz function. We prove an existence result for the optimal controls and we show an asymptotic result for the optimal controls and the system states, when the parameter, like a heat transfer coefficient, tends to infinity on a portion of the boundary.

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arXiv2021

Existence, comparison, and convergence results for a class of elliptic hemivariational inequalities

In this paper we study a class of elliptic boundary hemivariational inequalities which originates in the steady-state heat conduction problem with nonmonotone multivalued subdifferential boundary condition on a portion of the boundary described by the Clarke generalized gradient of a locally Lipschitz function. First, we prove a new existence result for the inequality employing the theory of pseudomonotone operators. Next, we give a result on comparison of solutions, and provide sufficient conditions that guarantee the asymptotic behavior of solution, when the heat transfer coefficient tends to infinity. Further, we show a result on the continuous dependence of solution on the internal energy and heat flux. Finally, some examples of convex and nonconvex potentials illustrate our hypotheses.

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arXiv2020

Explicit Solutions for Distributed, Boundary and Distributed-Boundary Elliptic Optimal Control Problems

We consider a steady-state heat conduction problem in a multidimensional bounded domain Omega for the Poisson equation with constant internal energy g and mixed boundary conditions given by a constant temperature b in the portion Gamma_1 of the boundary and a constant heat flux q in the remaining portion Gamma_2 of the boundary. Moreover, we consider a family of steady-state heat conduction problems with a convective condition on the boundary Gamma_1 with heat transfer coefficient alpha and external temperature b. We obtain explicitly, for a rectangular domain in R^2, an annulus in R^2 and a spherical shell in R^3, the optimal controls, the system states and adjoint states for the following optimal control problems: a distributed control problem on the internal energy g, a boundary optimal control problem on the heat flux q, a boundary optimal control problem on the external temperature b and a distributed-boundary simultaneous optimal control problem on the source g and the flux q. These explicit solutions can be used for testing new numerical methods as a benchmark test. In agreement with theory, it is proved that the system state, adjoint state, optimal controls and optimal values corresponding to the problem with a convective condition on Gamma_1 converge, when alpha\to\infty, to the corresponding system state, adjoint state, optimal controls and optimal values that arise from the problem with a temperature condition on Gamma_1. Also, we analyze the order of convergence in each case, which turns out to be 1/alpha being new for these kind of elliptic optimal control problems.

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arXiv2019

Convergence of simultaneous distributed-boundary parabolic optimal control problems

We consider a heat conduction problem $S$ with mixed boundary conditions in a n-dimensional domain $Ω$ with regular boundary $Γ$ and a family of problems $S_α$, where the parameter $α>0$ is the heat transfer coefficient on the portion of the boundary $Γ_{1}$. In relation to these state systems, we formulate simultaneous \emph{distributed-boundary} optimal control problems on the internal energy $g$ and the heat flux $q$ on the complementary portion of the boundary $Γ_{2}$. We obtain existence and uniqueness of the optimal controls, the first order optimality conditions in terms of the adjoint state and the convergence of the optimal controls, the system and the adjoint states when the heat transfer coefficient $α$ goes to infinity. Finally, we prove estimations between the simultaneous distributed-boundary optimal control and the distributed optimal control problem studied in a previous paper of the first author.

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arXiv2015

Existence, Uniqueness and Convergence of Simultaneous Distributed-Boundary Optimal Control Problems

We consider a steady-state heat conduction problem $P$ for the Poisson equation with mixed boundary conditions in a bounded multidimensional domain $Ω$. We also consider a family of problems $P_α$ for the same Poisson equation with mixed boundary conditions being $α>0$ the heat transfer coefficient defined on a portion $Γ_{1}$ of the boundary. We formulate simultaneous \emph{distributed and Neumann boundary} optimal control problems on the internal energy $g$ within $Ω$ and the heat flux $q$, defined on the complementary portion $Γ_{2}$ of the boundary of $Ω$ for quadratic cost functional. Here the control variable is the vector $(g,q)$. We prove existence and uniqueness of the optimal control $(\overline{\overline{g}},\overline{\overline{q}})$ for the system state of $P$, and $(\overline{\overline{g}}_α,\overline{\overline{q}}_α)$ for the system state of $P_α$, for each $α>0$, and we give the corresponding optimality conditions. We prove strong convergence, in suitable Sobolev spaces, of the vectorial optimal controls, system and adjoint states governed by the problems $P_α$ to the corresponding vectorial optimal control, system and adjoint states governed by the problem $P$, when the parameter $α$ goes to infinity. We also obtain estimations between the solutions of these vectorial optimal control problems and the solution of two scalar optimal control problems characterized by fixed $g$ (with boundary optimal control $\overline{q}$) and fixed $q$ (with distributed optimal control $\overline{g}$), respectively, for both cases $α>0$ and $α=\infty$.

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