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May 1, 1982SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization135 citations

Finite Element Approximation of Parabolic Time Optimal Control Problems

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GKGreg Knowles

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The numerical approximation of a parabolic time optimal control problem via piecewise linear splines, is considered. At each stage of the approximation a bang-bang approximate control is selected by solving for its switching times as the solution of a constrained nonlinear least squares optimization problem. The well-posedness of the approximation scheme is shown and the rate of convergence to the exact solution investigated. Numerical results for some one- and two-dimensional parabolic control problems are given.

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