Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- List of Contributors Present at the Summer School
- 1 Controllability of Parabolic Systems: The Moment Method
- 2 Stabilization of Semilinear PDEs, and Uniform Decay under Discretization
- 3 A Null-Controllability Result for the Linear System of Thermoelastic Plates with a Single Control
- 4 Doubly Connected V-States for the Generalized Surface Quasi-geostrophic Equations
- 5 About Least-Squares Type Approach to Address Direct and Controllability Problems
- 6 A Note on the Asymptotic Stability of Wave-Type Equations with Switching Time-Delay
- 7 Ill-Posedness of Coupled Systems with Delay
- 8 Controllability of Parabolic Equations by the Flatness Approach
- 9 Mixing for the Burgers Equation Driven by a Localized Two-Dimensional Stochastic Forcing
- References
5 - About Least-Squares Type Approach to Address Direct and Controllability Problems
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 October 2017
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- List of Contributors Present at the Summer School
- 1 Controllability of Parabolic Systems: The Moment Method
- 2 Stabilization of Semilinear PDEs, and Uniform Decay under Discretization
- 3 A Null-Controllability Result for the Linear System of Thermoelastic Plates with a Single Control
- 4 Doubly Connected V-States for the Generalized Surface Quasi-geostrophic Equations
- 5 About Least-Squares Type Approach to Address Direct and Controllability Problems
- 6 A Note on the Asymptotic Stability of Wave-Type Equations with Switching Time-Delay
- 7 Ill-Posedness of Coupled Systems with Delay
- 8 Controllability of Parabolic Equations by the Flatness Approach
- 9 Mixing for the Burgers Equation Driven by a Localized Two-Dimensional Stochastic Forcing
- References
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