Two energy methods for distributed port-Hamiltonian systems and their application to stability analysis

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Autori principali: Roschkowski, Marco, Gernandt, Hannes
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author Roschkowski, Marco
Gernandt, Hannes
author_facet Roschkowski, Marco
Gernandt, Hannes
contents We develop two local energy methods for distributed parameter port-Hamiltonian (pH) systems on one-dimensional spatial domains. The methods are applied to derive a characterization of exponential stability directly in terms of the energy passing through the boundary over a given time horizon. The resulting condition is verified for a network of vibrating strings where existing sufficient conditions cannot be applied. Moreover, we use a local energy method to study the short-time behavior of pH systems with boundary damping which was recently studied in the context of hypocoercivity.
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spellingShingle Two energy methods for distributed port-Hamiltonian systems and their application to stability analysis
Roschkowski, Marco
Gernandt, Hannes
Optimization and Control
Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
We develop two local energy methods for distributed parameter port-Hamiltonian (pH) systems on one-dimensional spatial domains. The methods are applied to derive a characterization of exponential stability directly in terms of the energy passing through the boundary over a given time horizon. The resulting condition is verified for a network of vibrating strings where existing sufficient conditions cannot be applied. Moreover, we use a local energy method to study the short-time behavior of pH systems with boundary damping which was recently studied in the context of hypocoercivity.
title Two energy methods for distributed port-Hamiltonian systems and their application to stability analysis
topic Optimization and Control
Analysis of PDEs
Functional Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.23336