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An observer-based output-feedback boundary control architecture, utilizing backstepping transformations and analytical kernel solutions, guarantees exponential stability for a system of coupled parabolic PDEs with spatially varying diffusion coefficients. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To design an observer-based output-feedback boundary controller that exponentially stabilizes coupled parabolic partial differential equation systems with spatially varying diffusion coefficients.

September 10, 2026Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences

Observer‐Based Boundary Control for Coupled Parabolic PDEs With Spatially Varying Coefficients

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SHSeyedamin Hatami MKMohammad Keyanpour

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Mathematical analysis demonstrates exponential stability in coupled parabolic PDE systems using an observer-based boundary control design, suggesting robust stabilization without coefficient ordering.

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To design an observer-based output-feedback boundary controller that exponentially stabilizes coupled parabolic partial differential equation systems with spatially varying diffusion coefficients.
Constructed a boundary state observer and an output-feedback boundary control law using backstepping transformations mapped to stable target systems.
Derived analytical solutions to two sets of kernel partial differential equations to compute observer and controller gains without requiring coefficient ordering conditions.
Conducted Lyapunov stability analysis to prove closed-loop exponential stability and performed numerical simulations to confirm theoretical predictions.
Proved that the proposed output-feedback boundary control architecture guarantees exponential stability of the entire closed-loop coupled PDE system.
Established solvable analytical kernels for the controller and observer gains without imposing ordering constraints on spatially varying diffusion coefficients.
Validated theoretical convergence and control performance through numerical simulations of the closed-loop system.

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Hatami et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa27ba958559d80afc7516f https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70943

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September 10, 2026Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences

Observer‐Based Boundary Control for Coupled Parabolic PDEs With Spatially Varying Coefficients

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Authors

SHSeyedamin Hatami MKMohammad Keyanpour

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Key Points

To design an observer-based output-feedback boundary controller that exponentially stabilizes coupled parabolic partial differential equation systems with spatially varying diffusion coefficients.
Constructed a boundary state observer and an output-feedback boundary control law using backstepping transformations mapped to stable target systems.
Derived analytical solutions to two sets of kernel partial differential equations to compute observer and controller gains without requiring coefficient ordering conditions.
Conducted Lyapunov stability analysis to prove closed-loop exponential stability and performed numerical simulations to confirm theoretical predictions.
Proved that the proposed output-feedback boundary control architecture guarantees exponential stability of the entire closed-loop coupled PDE system.
Established solvable analytical kernels for the controller and observer gains without imposing ordering constraints on spatially varying diffusion coefficients.
Validated theoretical convergence and control performance through numerical simulations of the closed-loop system.

Cite This Study

Hatami et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa27ba958559d80afc7516f https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70943

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