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Jandeilson Santos da Silva

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A Nonhomogeneous Boundary-Value Problem For The Nonlinear KdV Equation on Star Graphs

This paper investigates an initial-boundary value problem for the Korteweg--de Vries (KdV) equation on a finite equilateral star graph. We use the notion of $s$-compatibility, which extends the classical compatibility conditions to the coupled boundary conditions arising at the central vertex, inspired by the work of Bona, Sun, and Zhang [14]. By combining analytical estimates, fixed-point arguments, and nonlinear interpolation on suitable augmented spaces, we establish global well-posedness for the nonlinear problem in $H^s$, $0\leq s\leq3$. At the critical indices $s=1/2,3/2,5/2$, the admissible data are defined through constrained interpolation; away from these indices, they are characterized by the corresponding pointwise compatibility conditions. The nonlinear compatibility condition at the central vertex is handled by introducing an auxiliary variable, which allows the interpolation argument to be carried out on a pair of linear spaces.

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An analysis of the entire functions associated with the operator of the KdV equation

It is well known that the controllability property of partial differential equations (PDEs) is closely linked to the proof of an observability inequality for the adjoint system, which, sometimes, involves analyzing a spectral problem associated with the PDE under consideration. In this work, we study a series of spectral issues that ensure the controllability of the renowned Korteweg-de Vries equation on a star-graph. This investigation reduces to determining when certain functions, associated with this spectral problem, are entire. The novelty here lies in presenting this detailed analysis in the context of a star graph structure.

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Control of Kawahara equation using flat outputs

In this study we focused on the linear Kawahara equation in a bounded domain, employing two boundary controls. The controllability of this system has been previously demonstrated over the past decade using the Hilbert uniqueness method which involves proving an observability inequality, in general, demonstrated via Carleman estimates. Here, we extend this understanding by achieving the exact controllability within a space of analytic functions, employing the flatness approach which is a new approach for higher-order dispersive systems.

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