Homotopy trust-region method for phase-field approximations in perimeter-regularized binary optimal control
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| author | Manns, Paul Nikolić, Vanja |
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| contents | We consider optimal control problems that have binary-valued control input functions and a perimeter regularization. We develop and analyze a trust-region algorithm that solves a sequence of subproblems in which the regularization term and the binarity constraint are relaxed by a non-convex energy functional. We show how the parameter that controls the distinctiveness of the resulting phase field can be coupled to the trust-region radius updates and be driven to zero over the course of the iterations in order to obtain convergence to stationary points of the limit problem under suitable regularity assumptions. Finally, we highlight and discuss the assumptions and restrictions of our approach and provide the first computational results for a motivating application in the field of control of acoustic waves in dissipative media. |
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| spellingShingle | Homotopy trust-region method for phase-field approximations in perimeter-regularized binary optimal control Manns, Paul Nikolić, Vanja Optimization and Control 49M05, 49M20, 49Q15 We consider optimal control problems that have binary-valued control input functions and a perimeter regularization. We develop and analyze a trust-region algorithm that solves a sequence of subproblems in which the regularization term and the binarity constraint are relaxed by a non-convex energy functional. We show how the parameter that controls the distinctiveness of the resulting phase field can be coupled to the trust-region radius updates and be driven to zero over the course of the iterations in order to obtain convergence to stationary points of the limit problem under suitable regularity assumptions. Finally, we highlight and discuss the assumptions and restrictions of our approach and provide the first computational results for a motivating application in the field of control of acoustic waves in dissipative media. |
| title | Homotopy trust-region method for phase-field approximations in perimeter-regularized binary optimal control |
| topic | Optimization and Control 49M05, 49M20, 49Q15 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.12478 |