A 5D concept for space-time optimal control problems with application to simplified Carreau flow

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Autores principales: Beuchler, S., Endtmayer, B., Langer, U., Schafelner, A., Wick, T.
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Publicado: 2025
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author Beuchler, S.
Endtmayer, B.
Langer, U.
Schafelner, A.
Wick, T.
author_facet Beuchler, S.
Endtmayer, B.
Langer, U.
Schafelner, A.
Wick, T.
contents This work presents a 5D concept to optimizing non-Newtonian fluid flows through a simplified Carreau flow model. We solve the optimization problem by approximating the solution of the KKT System with fully space-time finite element methods instead of the more traditional time-stepping technique combined with spatial finite element discretization. Therein, the finite element method is formulated in 3D in space, 1D in time, and 1D in the optimization loop, yielding a 5D overall framework.
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spellingShingle A 5D concept for space-time optimal control problems with application to simplified Carreau flow
Beuchler, S.
Endtmayer, B.
Langer, U.
Schafelner, A.
Wick, T.
Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
This work presents a 5D concept to optimizing non-Newtonian fluid flows through a simplified Carreau flow model. We solve the optimization problem by approximating the solution of the KKT System with fully space-time finite element methods instead of the more traditional time-stepping technique combined with spatial finite element discretization. Therein, the finite element method is formulated in 3D in space, 1D in time, and 1D in the optimization loop, yielding a 5D overall framework.
title A 5D concept for space-time optimal control problems with application to simplified Carreau flow
topic Optimization and Control
Numerical Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.09086