On boundary feedback stabilization of Timoshenko beam with rotor inertia at the tip

The feedback stabilization problem of a nonuniform Timoshenko beam system with rotor inertia at the tip of the beam is studied. First, as a special kind of linear boundary force feedback and moment control is applied to the beam' s tip, the strict mathematical treatment,a suitable state Hilbert space is chosen, and the well-poseness of the corresponding closed loop system is proved by using the semigroup theory of bounded linear operators. Then the energy corresponding to the closed loop system is shown to be exponentially stable. Finally, in the special case of uniform beam,some sufficient and necessary conditions for the corresponding closed loop system to be asymptotically stable are derived.

BOUNDARY FEEDBACK STABILIZATION OFBOUSSINESQ EQUATIONS

The aim of this work is to design oblique boundary feedback controller for sta-bilizing the equilibrium solutions to Boussinesq equations on a bounded and open domain inR^2. Two kinds of such feedback controller are provided, one is the proportional stabilizablefeedback control, which is obtained by spectrum decomposition method, while another oneis constructed via the Ricatti operator for an infinite time horizon optimal control problem.An example of periodic Boussinesq flow in 2-D channel is also given.

BOUNDARY FEEDBACK STABILIZATION OF NONUNIFORM TIMOSHENKO BEAM WITH A TIPLOAD

The boundary stabilization problem of a Timoshenko beam attached with a mass at one end is studied. First, with linear boundary force feedback and moment control simultaneously at the end attached with the load, the energy corresponding to the closed loop system is proven to be exponentially convergent to zero as time t →∞. Then, some counterexamples are given to show that, in other casest the corresponding closed loop system is, in general, not stable asymtotically, let alone exponentially.

STABILIZATION OF WAVE EQUATION WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS BY NONLINEAR BOUNDARY FEEDBACK

A wave equation with variable coefficients and nonlinear boundary feedback is studied. The results of energy decay of the solution are obtained by multiplier method and Riemann geometry method. Previous results obtained in the literatures are generalized in this paper.

GLOBAL SMOOTH SOLUTIONS FOR SEMILINEAR SCHRDINGER EQUATIONS WITH BOUNDARY FEEDBACK ON 2-DIMENSIONAL RIEMANNIAN MANIFOLDS

This paper considers the existence of global smooth solutions of semilinear schrSdinger equation with a boundary feedback on 2-dimensional Riemannian manifolds when initial data are small. The authors show that the existence of global solutions depends not only on the boundary feedback, but also on a Riemannian metric, given by the coefficient of the principle part and the original metric of the manifold. In particular, the authers prove that the energy of the system decays exponentially.

Lyapunov-based boundary feedback control in multi-reach canals

This paper presents a Lyapunov-based approach to design the boundary feedback control for an open-channel network composed of a cascade of multi-reach canals, each described by a pair of Saint-Venant equations. The weighted sum of entropies of the multi-reaches is adopted to construct the Lyapunov function. The time derivative of the Lyapunov function is expressed by the water depth variations at the gate boundaries, based on which a class of boundary feedback controllers is presented to guarantee the local asymptotic closed-loop stability. The advantage of this approach is that only the water level depths at the gate boundaries are measured as the feedback.

Exponential stability of a pendulum in dynamic boundary feedback with a viscous damped wave equation

In this paper,we continue the earlier work[Lu,L,&Wang,D.L.(2017).Dynamic boundary feed-back of a pendulum coupled with a viscous damped wave equation.In Proceedings of the 36th Chinese Control Conference(CCQ)(pp.1676-1680)]on study the stability of a pendulum coupled with a viscous damped wave equation model.This time we get the exponential stability result which is much better than the previous strong stability.By a detailed spectral analysis and opera-tor separation,we establish the Riesz basis property as well as the spectrum determined growth condition for the system.Finally,the exponential stability of the system is achieved.

BOUNDARY FEEDBACK CONTROL OF ELASTIC BEAM EQUATION WITH STRUCTURAL DAMPING AND STABILITY

In this paper, we consider the partial differential equation of an elastic beam with structuraldamping by boundary feedback control. First, we prove this closed system is well--posed; then weestablish tbe exponential stability for this elastic system by using a theorem whichbelongs to F. L.Huang; finally, we discuss the distribution and multiplicity of the spectrum of this system. Theseresults are very important and useful in practical applications.

Feedback Stabilization for a Scalar Conservation Law with PID Boundary Control

This paper deals with a scalar conservation law in 1-D space dimension, and in particular, the focus is on the stability analysis for such an equation. The problem of feedback stabilization under proportional-integral-derivative(PID for short) boundary control is addressed. In the proportional-integral(PI for short) controller case, by spectral analysis, the authors provide a complete characterization of the set of stabilizing feedback parameters, and determine the corresponding time delay stability interval. Moreover, the stability of the equilibrium is discussed by Lyapunov function techniques, and by this approach the exponential stability when a damping term is added to the classical PI controller scheme is proved. Also, based on Pontryagin results on stability for quasipolynomials, it is shown that the closed-loop system sub ject to PID control is always unstable.

NONLINEAR BOUNDARY STABILIZATION OF WAVE EQUATIONS WITH VARIABLE COEFFICIENTS

The wave equation with variable coefficients with a nonlinear dissipative boundary feedbackis studied. By the Riemannian geometry method and the multiplier technique, it is shown thatthe closed loop system decays exponentially or asymptotically, and hence the relation betweenthe decay rate of the system energy and the nonlinearity behavior of the feedback function isestablished.

Boundary stabilization of wave equations with variable coefficients

The aim of this paper is to obtain the exponential energy decayof the solution of the wave equation with variable coefficients under suitable linear boundary feedback. Multiplier method and Riemannian geometry method are used.

BOUNDARY STABILIZATION OF NONUNIFORM TIMOSHENKO BEAM WITH ROTOR INERTIA AT THE TIP

The stabilization problem of a nonuniform Timoshenko beam system with controllers at the beam's right tip with rotor inertia is studied.First,with a special kind of linear boundary force feedback and moment control existing simultaneously,the energy corresponding to the closed loop system is proven to be exponentially convergent to zero as time t→∞.Then in other cases,some conditions for the corresponding closed loop system to be asymptotically stable are also derived.

Nonlinear Boundary Stabilization of Nonuniform Timoshenko Beam

Abstract In this paper, the stabilization problem of nonuniform Timoshenko beam by some nonlinear boundary feedback controls is considered. By virtue of nonlinear semigroup theory, energy-perturbed approach and exponential multiplier method, it is shown that the vibration of the beam under the proposed control action decays exponentially or in negative power of time t as t M X.

EXPONENTIAL DECAY DOMAIN OF ENERGY FOR WAVE EQUATION UNDER FEEDBACK CONTROL

This paper deals with the energy estimate of wave equation with boundary and distributedfeedback action. It is shown that the energy of the system decays exponentially if the feedback parameters are in some domain (i.e., the so-called exponential decay domain). And thedependence on the feedback parameters of the energy exponeatial decay estimate is obtained.

Output Feedback Stabilization of an Unstable Wave Equation with Observations Subject to Time Delay

This paper focuses on boundary stabilization of a one-dimensional wave equation with an unstable boundary condition,in which observations are subject to arbitrary fixed time delay.The observability inequality indicates that the open-loop system is observable,based on which the observer and predictor are designed:The state of system is estimated with available observation and then predicted without observation.After that equivalently the authors transform the original system to the well-posed and exponentially stable system by backstepping method.The equivalent system together with the design of observer and predictor give the estimated output feedback.It is shown that the closed-loop system is exponentially stable.Numerical simulations are presented to illustrate the effect of the stabilizing controller.

On Behavior of Solutions to a Class of Nonlinear Hyperbolic Inverse Source Problem

This article is concerned with a class of hyperbolic inverse source problem with memory term and nonlinear boundary damping. Under appropriate assumptions on the initial data and pa- rameters in the equation, we establish two results on behavior of solutions. At first we proved stability of solutions when the integral overdetermination tends to zero as time goes to infinity and finally a blow-up result is established for certain solution with positive initial energy.