... [1] N. Anantharaman and M. L´eautaud. Sharp polynomial decay rates for the damped waveequation on the torus. Anal. PDE, 7(1):159–214, 2014. With an appendix by St´ephane Nonnenmacher. [2] C. Bardos, G. ...
... properties of (1) have been obtained by various authors. For instance, in a very general context, Lebeau related the geometry of the undamped geodesics, the spectral asymptotics of the τ n and the energy decay of the ...
... free waveequation ...damped waveequation in an unbounded manifold and with a non-linearity, but assuming that the damping satisfies γ(x) ≥ α > 0 outside a compact set, see [33], [10], [9] ...
... Helmholtz equation with a limited memory imprint in the high frequency regime, and (2) inverting, or precondi- tioning the wave-equation Hessian in order to perform high- quality Gauss-Newton ...
... isotropic wave speed (in this note), or other parameters such as elastic moduli and density; and the (nonlinear) forward modeling op- erator F results from simulating wave equations forward in time and ...
... Received: date / Accepted: date Abstract A minimum effort optimal control problem for the undamped waveequation is considered which involves L ∞ –control costs. Since the problem is non-differentiable a ...
... Abstract We prove error estimates for the waveequation semi-discretized in space by the hybrid high-order (HHO) method. These estimates lead to optimal convergence rates for smooth solutions. We consider ...
... [2] Katrin Boxberger. Propagation d’ ondes dans un réseau de fentes minces: Étude math- ématique et simulation. Master’s thesis, Université Paris-Sud, 2009. [3] Gary Cohen, Patrick Joly, and Nathalie Tordjman. ...
... discrete waveequation with a weak stochastic ...Uhlenbeck equation for the limit wave function that holds both for square integrable and statistically homogeneous initial ...
... Adjacently, this discussion raises the problem of discussing the numerical efficiency of vari- ous control design approaches. It would be interesting to compare our approach, developed in the present paper, with other ...
... . The proof of Theorem 1.1 we present here follows the method initiated by the first and second authors in [2]. This method is mainly based on a spectral decomposition combined with an observability inequality. Due to ...
... [12] P. Jounieaux, Y. Privat, E. Tr´ elat, Optimal boundary observation domain for the waveequation, ongoing work. [13] C. Morawetz, Notes on time decay and scatteringfor some hyperbolic problems, Regional ...
... ) satisfying V (x) = O hxi −(n+1)/2−ǫ , ǫ > 0. 1 Introduction and statement of results High frequency dispersive estimates with loss of (n − 3)/2 have been recently proved in [9] for the waveequation ...
... 1. Introduction One of the standard questions in geometric control theory concerns the so-called sta- bilization problem: given a dissipative waveequation on a manifold, one is interested in the behaviour ...
... For wave propagation in higher dimensions, we do not have access to this kind of information, and do not know how to separate scales for density and elastic constants, in order to proceed to an homogenization of ...
... 1. Introduction. The design of accurate absorbing boundary conditions (ABCs) for the numerical calculation of waves in the time domain is already an old subject since the major work of Engquist and Majda [11], [12] in ...
... PIECEWISE SMOOTH DAMPING NICOLAS BURQ AND CHENMIN SUN Abstract. We study the energy decay rate of the Kelvin-Voigt damped waveequation with piecewise smooth damping on the multi-dimensional domain. Under ...
... 0. Introduction The Webster–Lokshin system is a dissipative model that describes acoustic waves traveling in a duct with visco-thermal losses at the lateral walls. This system couples a waveequation with ...
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