2019
DOI: 10.3934/mcrf.2019039
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On the exact controllability and the stabilization for the Benney-Luke equation

Abstract: In this work we consider the exact controllability and the stabilization for the generalized Benney-Luke equationon a periodic domain S (the unit circle on the plane) with internal control f supported on an arbitrary sub-domain of S. We establish that the model is exactly controllable in a Sobolev type space when the whole S is the support of f , without any assumption on the size of the initial and final states, and that the model is local exactly controllable when the support of f is a proper subdomain of S,… Show more

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“…Also, more recently, Yang and Zhang [40] proved new estimates related to this kind of system (see Section 3). • It is important to mention that the propagation results have been successfully applied in control theory in several systems represented by single equations, such as wave equation [14], after that for the Schrödinger equation [23], for the Benjamin-Ono equation [27] , KdV equation [25], the Kawahara equation [41], biharmonic Schrödinger equation [8], for the Benney-Luke equation [17] and, finally, for the Benjamin equation [32].…”
Section: Further Comments and Open Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, more recently, Yang and Zhang [40] proved new estimates related to this kind of system (see Section 3). • It is important to mention that the propagation results have been successfully applied in control theory in several systems represented by single equations, such as wave equation [14], after that for the Schrödinger equation [23], for the Benjamin-Ono equation [27] , KdV equation [25], the Kawahara equation [41], biharmonic Schrödinger equation [8], for the Benney-Luke equation [17] and, finally, for the Benjamin equation [32].…”
Section: Further Comments and Open Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%