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2005•ESAIM Control Optimisation and Calculus of VariationsOpen access

Null-controllability of some systems of parabolic type by one control force

Farid Ammar Khodja, Assia Benabdallah, Cédric Dupaix, Ilya Kostin

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We study the null controllability by one control force of some linear systems of parabolic type. We give sufficient conditions for the null controllability property to be true and, in an abstract setting, we prove that it is not always possible to control.

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We study the null controllability by one control force of some linear systems of parabolic type. We give sufficient conditions for the null controllability property to be true and, in an abstract setting, we prove that it is not always possible to control.

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We study the null controllability by one control force of some linear systems of parabolic type. We give sufficient conditions for the null controllability property to be true and, in an abstract setting, we prove that it is not always possible to control.

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