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<strong>CEFIPRA</strong><br />

Centre Franco-Indien pour la Promotion de la Recherche Avancée<br />

Duration: Three years and six months (February, 2008 to July,<br />

2011)<br />

Objectives<br />

i) Giving a precise mathematical framework<br />

ii) Exploring the controllability question (this means to<br />

investigate the possibility to steer the system to any final<br />

state by choosing an appropriate control)<br />

iii) Study the related question of stabilizability<br />

iv) Analyse stabilizability of feedback control, search <strong>for</strong> local<br />

feedback stabilization results in the cases of complete and<br />

partial observation of the state<br />

v) Explore related optimal control problems<br />

vi) Numerical analysis and computation<br />

vii) Understand the limiting behaviour of the control<br />

problems, <strong>for</strong> example, under homogenization process<br />

Accomplishments<br />

i) Different models <strong>for</strong> fluid-solid interaction have been<br />

studied in appropriate mathematical framework <strong>for</strong><br />

controllability questions : a) Coupled system with Stokes<br />

equation <strong>for</strong> the fluid in 2 dimensional domain and an<br />

ordinary differential equation (o.d.e) <strong>for</strong> the structure,<br />

modeling the de<strong>for</strong>mations of an elastic body b) Helmholtz<br />

equation to model the vibrations of a coupled fluid-solid<br />

system<br />

ii) The study of meta-materials which are electromagnetic<br />

materials having negative permittivities and/or<br />

permeabilities has been initiated by setting up a<br />

mathematical model and is ready <strong>for</strong> further study of<br />

control and homogenization<br />

iii) A numerical implementation of feedback control <strong>for</strong> the<br />

important problem of fluid control modeled by Navier-<br />

Stokes equation has been intiated and is to be investigated<br />

further in the coming year<br />

iv) The practical problem of Data assimilation has been tried<br />

numerically <strong>for</strong> the Burgers' equation model using optimal<br />

control techniques. Further applications with models used<br />

in atmospheric sciences is now possible<br />

v) Compressible Navier-Stokes system has been taken up <strong>for</strong><br />

the study of controllability and stabilizability and optimal<br />

control<br />

Research papers published: Nine<br />

Project 3701-1<br />

CONTROL OF SYSTEMS OF P<strong>AR</strong>TIAL<br />

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS<br />

Research Activities 2010-11<br />

Pure and Applied Mathematics<br />

Prof. Mythily Ramaswamy<br />

T.I.F.R Centre <strong>for</strong> Applicable<br />

Mathematics<br />

Bangalore<br />

Prof. Jean-Pierre Raymond<br />

Institut de Mathématiques<br />

Université Paul Sabatier<br />

Toulouse<br />

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