Abstract:The problem of optimal boundary control of nonlinear elliptic systems describing conductive-convective-radiative heat transfer in a three-dimensional domain is considered. The solvability of the control problem is proved, and the necessary optimality conditions of the first order are obtained. The results of numerical experiments are discussed.
“…[16][17][18]). In [19][20] the problem of optimal boundary control for a steady-state complex heat transfer model was considered. The problem was formulated as the maximization of the energy outflow from the model domain by controlling reflection properties of the boundary.…”
The optimal control problem for evolution radiative heat transfer in SP1 approximation is considered. The problem is solved by weak form technique and Lagrange method. Numerical experiments for real materials are done.
“…[16][17][18]). In [19][20] the problem of optimal boundary control for a steady-state complex heat transfer model was considered. The problem was formulated as the maximization of the energy outflow from the model domain by controlling reflection properties of the boundary.…”
The optimal control problem for evolution radiative heat transfer in SP1 approximation is considered. The problem is solved by weak form technique and Lagrange method. Numerical experiments for real materials are done.
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