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Title: Radially increasing minimizing surfaces or deformations under pointwise constraints on positions and gradients
Authors: Bicho, Luís Balsa
Ornelas, António
Editors: Mitidieri, Enzo
Keywords: Convex calculus of variations
Multiple integrals
Distributed parameter optimal control
Continuous radially symmetric monotone
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Nonlinear Anal., Theory Methods Appl., Ser. A, Theory Methods
Citation: Radially increasing minimizing surfaces or deformations under pointwise constraints on positions and gradients, Nonl. Anal. 74 (2011) 7061-7070
Abstract: In this paper, we prove existence of radially symmetric minimizers u_A(x) = U_A (|x|), having U_A(·) AC monotone and ℓ^{∗∗}(U_A(·), 0 ) increasing, for the convex scalar multiple integral \int_{B_R} ℓ^{∗∗} (u(x), |∇u(x)| ρ1 (|x|))·ρ2 (|x|) dx (∗) among those u(·) in the Sobolev space A + W_0^{1,1}. Here, |∇u(x)| is the Euclidean norm of the gradient vector and B_R is the ball {x ∈ R^d : |x| < R}; while A is the boundary data. Besides being e.g. superlinear (but no growth needed if (∗) is known to have minimum), our Lagrangian ℓ^{∗∗} : R × R → [0,∞] is just convex lsc and ∃ min ℓ^{∗∗} (R,0) and ℓ^{∗∗}(s,·) is even ∀ s; while ρ1(·) and ρ2(·) are Borel bounded away from 0 and ∞. Remarkably, (∗) may also be seen as the calculus of variations reformulation of a distributed-parameter scalar optimal control problem. Indeed, state and gradient pointwise constraints are, in a sense, built-in, since ℓ^{∗∗}(s,v) = ∞ is freely allowed.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10174/3503
Type: article
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