Banach空间中无限维线性系统的能控性

研究在非自反状态空间和自反控制空间中无限维线性系统x(t)=Ax(t) Bu(t)的精确能控性和精确零能控性.当A生成C-半群时,得到这个系统关于Lp([O,T],U),1＜p≤∞精确能控和精确零能控的等价判据.当A生成CO-半群时,也得到系统关于Lp([O,T],U),1＜p≤∞的精确零能控的充要条件.这些结论是对经典控制理论的有益发展和补充,还给出所得抽象结论的两个应用.     

Banach空间中无限维线性系统的能控性

研究在非自反状态空间和自反控制空间中无限维线性系统x(t)=Ax(t) Bu(t)的精确能控性和精确零能控性.当A生成C-半群时,得到这个系统关于L~p([O,T],U),1相似文献   

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