Boundary Null Controllability With Constrained Control for a Nonlinear Two Stroke System: Application to Boundary Sentinel and Identification of Parameters in a Nonlinear Population Dynamics Model

Somdouda Sawadogo and Mifiamba Soma

Journal of Mathematics Research, 2019, vol. 11, issue 4, 51-68

Abstract: We first prove a new controllability result for a nonlinear two stroke system. The key to solve this controllability problem is an adapted Carleman inequality. Next, the obtained result is used to build a boundary sentinel to identify unknown parameters in a nonlinear population dynamics model with incomplete data.

Keywords: population dynamics; optimal control; controllability; sentinel; Carleman inequality (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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