Input-to-State Stability and Small-Gain Theorems for Parabolic PDEs
Iasson Karafyllis and Miroslav Krstic
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Input-to-State Stability and Small-Gain Theorems for Parabolic PDEs Iasson Karafyllis and Miroslav Krstic I n h ono r og Jean-Miche l Co r on o n h is 60 t h bj rthda y My first connec:on with JMC: has contributed a paper in the special 60th
Iasson Karafyllis and Miroslav Krstic
My first connec:on with JMC: has contributed a paper in the special 60th anniversary issue
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)) ( ), ( ( ) ( t d t x f t x
( sup , ) ( ) ( s d t x t x
t s
)) ( ), ( ( ) ( t d t x f t x
disturbanc condition initial
Effect
Effect s d t x t x
t s
( sup , ) ( ) (
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Bu Ax x
Bu Ax x
d Bu t A x t A t x ) ( )) ( exp( ) ( ) exp( ) (
Bu Ax x
d Bu t A x t A t x ) ( )) ( exp( ) ( ) exp( ) (
) exp( ) exp( t M At
( sup ) ( ) exp( ) ( s u B M x t M t x
t s
Bu Ax x
d Bu t A x t A t x ) ( )) ( exp( ) ( ) exp( ) (
) exp( ) exp( t M At
( sup ) ( ) exp( ) ( s u B M x t M t x
t s
ISS with respect to boundary disturbances? No Lyapunov functional works.
ISS with respect to boundary disturbances? No Lyapunov functional works. The transformation of boundary disturbances to distributed disturbances gives ISS with respect to boundary disturbances and their time derivatives. ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) , ( ) , (
1
t zd t d z z t x z t y
Heat Equation
Heat Equation Generalization
Heat Equation Generalization Quasi-static Thermoelasticity
Heat Equation Generalization Quasi-static Thermoelasticity Dynamic Output Feedback
Theorem: For every ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C x
) ; ( ) , (
2 1 1
d d for which the heat equation has a unique solution
]) 1 , [ ) , (( ]) 1 , [ (
1
C x with ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C t x
, the following estimates hold for all
:
( max ) ( max 3 1 ) , ( exp 2 exp ) , (
1 1 2 2 2 1 2
s d s d dz z x t t dz z t x
t s t s
2
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max ) 2 ( exp max sin 1 ) , ( max
1 1 2 1
s d s d z x t z t x
t s t s z z
) 2 / , (
∞
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max ) 2 ( exp max sin 1 ) , ( max
1 1 2 1
s d s d z x t z t x
t s t s z z
) 2 / , (
∞
For 4 /
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max 4 exp max 2 ) , ( max
1 1 2 1
s d s d z x t z t x
t s t s z z
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max ) 2 ( exp max sin 1 ) , ( max
1 1 2 1
s d s d z x t z t x
t s t s z z
) 2 / , (
∞
For 4 /
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max 4 exp max 2 ) , ( max
1 1 2 1
s d s d z x t z t x
t s t s z z
2 /
( max , ) ( max , ) , ( max max ) , ( max
1 1 1
s d s d z x z t x
t s t s z z
Analogous finite-dimensional case: Index-1 DAEs Example:
( , )) ( ), ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) (
2 2 1 2 2 1 1
t d t x t x t x t d t x t x t x t x
) ( ) (
2
d x
in-domain
2
Theorem: Let (H1), (H2), (H3) hold. Then for every ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C x
]) 1 , [ (
1
u and ) ], [ ( ) , (
1
u x d d
,
:
( max ) 1 )( 1 ( ) ( max ) 1 )( 1 ( ) , ( max max 1 ~ ] [ exp 2 exp ] [
1 1 1 1 1 , 2 1 1 , 2
s d C s d C z s u C x t t t x
t s t s z t s r r
2 / 1 1 2 , 2
) , ( ) ( : ] [
z t x z r t x
r
( ) (
r : weight function on diffusion)
2
r n n n n
x v g v z d d g v g p C
, 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
~ 1 ) ( ) ( 1 ) ( :
]) 1 , ([ ~
2
C x is the solution of the BVP ) ( ~ ) ( ) ( ~ ) (
x z q z dz x d z p dz d for ] 1 , [
with
2 2
) ( ~ ) ( ~ v g dz x d v x g
) 1 ( ~ ) 1 ( ~
1 1
x d v x g ,
2
r n n n n
x v g v z d d g v g p C
, 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
~ 1 ) ( ) ( 1 ) ( :
]) 1 , ([ ~
2
C x is the solution of the BVP ) ( ~ ) ( ) ( ~ ) (
x z q z dz x d z p dz d for ] 1 , [
with
2 2
) ( ~ ) ( ~ v g dz x d v x g
) 1 ( ~ ) 1 ( ~
1 1
x d v x g , Analogous for 1 C
2
r n n n n
x v g v z d d g v g p C
, 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2
~ 1 ) ( ) ( 1 ) ( :
]) 1 , ([ ~
2
C x is the solution of the BVP ) ( ~ ) ( ) ( ~ ) (
x z q z dz x d z p dz d for ] 1 , [
with
2 2
) ( ~ ) ( ~ v g dz x d v x g
) 1 ( ~ ) 1 ( ~
1 1
x d v x g , Analogous for 1 C
1 0,C
C
2
2 1 2
) ( ) ( 1 : ~
n n n
dz z z r C
Eigenfunction expansion of solution x
Eigenfunction expansion of solution x Infinitely many ODEs for (gen.) Fourier coefficients
Eigenfunction expansion of solution x Infinitely many ODEs for (gen.) Fourier coefficients Obtain estimates for each (gen.) Fourier coefficient
Eigenfunction expansion of solution x Infinitely many ODEs for (gen.) Fourier coefficients Obtain estimates for each (gen.) Fourier coefficient Parseval’s identity
∞
Theorem: Let (H1)-(H4) hold. Then for every ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C x
]) 1 , [ (
1
u and ) ], [ ( ) , (
1
u x d d
:
∞
Theorem: Let (H1)-(H4) hold. Then for every ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C x
]) 1 , [ (
1
u and ) ], [ ( ) , (
1
u x d d
:
( ) , ( max max ) 1 ( ) 1 ( ) ( max , ) ( ) ( ) ( max , ] [ exp max ] [
1 1 1 1 1 , ,
z z s u v g s d v g s d x t t x
z t s t s t s
∞
Theorem: Let (H1)-(H4) hold. Then for every ]) 1 , ([ ] [
2
C x
]) 1 , [ (
1
u and ) ], [ ( ) , (
1
u x d d
:
( ) , ( max max ) 1 ( ) 1 ( ) ( max , ) ( ) ( ) ( max , ] [ exp max ] [
1 1 1 1 1 , ,
z z s u v g s d v g s d x t t x
z t s t s t s
) ( ) , ( max : ] [
1 ,
z z t x t x
z
Finite-difference discretization on uniform grid: ) , ( ) ( z i t x t xi
) , ( ) ( z i t u t ui
N i ,...,
1
z
Finite-difference discretization on uniform grid: ) , ( ) ( z i t x t xi
) , ( ) ( z i t u t ui
N i ,...,
1
z
( ) ( ) ( ) (
, ,
error t d B t x A t t x
N N
Finite-difference discretization on uniform grid: ) , ( ) ( z i t x t xi
) , ( ) ( z i t u t ui
N i ,...,
1
z
( ) ( ) ( ) (
, ,
error t d B t x A t t x
N N
(with parameters N ,
2
) /( z t
Finite-difference discretization on uniform grid: ) , ( ) ( z i t x t xi
) , ( ) ( z i t u t ui
N i ,...,
1
z
( ) ( ) ( ) (
, ,
error t d B t x A t t x
N N
(with parameters N ,
2
) /( z t
ISS Lyapunov function:
( ) , ( max : ) (
1 ,..., 1
z i z i t x t V
N i N
Component-wise es:mates, exploi:ng proper:es of heat eqn, lead to max-norm es:mate.
Finite-difference discretization on uniform grid: ) , ( ) ( z i t x t xi
) , ( ) ( z i t u t ui
N i ,...,
1
z
( ) ( ) ( ) (
, ,
error t d B t x A t t x
N N
(with parameters N ,
2
) /( z t
ISS Lyapunov function:
( ) , ( max : ) (
1 ,..., 1
z i z i t x t V
N i N
) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t z x a z t t x
) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t z x a z t t x
) , ( ) ( ) , ( dz z t x z g t x ,
1
) , ( ) ( ) 1 , ( dz z t x z g t x
) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t z x a z t t x
) , ( ) ( ) , ( dz z t x z g t x ,
1
) , ( ) ( ) 1 , ( dz z t x z g t x
entropy
) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t z x a z t t x
) , ( ) ( ) , ( dz z t x z g t x ,
1
) , ( ) ( ) 1 , ( dz z t x z g t x
entropy Model derived by singular perturbation of (modified) Euler-Bernoulli beam eqn. (with thermal expansion), solution in space for displacement in terms of temperature, and linear combination of temperature and stress to form entropy.
familiar picture:
familiar picture:
two feedback loops!
Gains of static maps ) ( ] [ t d t x
i
Gains of static maps ) ( ] [ t d t x
i
2 1 2 1 1 2 2
) ( ] [ ) ( ) ( ] [ ) ( dz z g t x t d dz z g t x t d
Gains of static maps ) ( ] [ t d t x
i
2 1 2 1 1 2 2
) ( ] [ ) ( ) ( ] [ ) ( dz z g t x t d dz z g t x t d
1 1 1
) ( ] [ ) ( ) ( ] [ ) ( dz z g t x t d dz z g t x t d
Recall ISS properties:
( max ) ( max 3 1 ] [ exp 2 exp ] [
1 2 2 2 2
s d s d x t a t a t x
t s t s
Recall ISS properties:
( max ) ( max 3 1 ] [ exp 2 exp ] [
1 2 2 2 2
s d s d x t a t a t x
t s t s
( max , ) ( max , ] [ 4 exp max 2 ] [
1 2
s d s d x t a t x
t s t s
2
∞
2
Theorem: Suppose that
3 ) ( ) (
2 / 1 1 2 1 2 / 1 1 2
z g dz z g
2
Theorem: Suppose that
3 ) ( ) (
2 / 1 1 2 1 2 / 1 1 2
z g dz z g
Then there exist constants ,
such that for every allowable ] [ x the following estimate holds for all
:
2
] [ exp ] [ x t M t x
∞
Theorem: Suppose that 2 2 ) (
1
z g and 2 2 ) (
1 1
z g
∞
Theorem: Suppose that 2 2 ) (
1
z g and 2 2 ) (
1 1
z g Then there exist constants ,
such that for every allowable ] [ x the following estimate holds for all
:
[ exp ] [ x t M t x
) , ( ) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t x z t z x a z t t x
, ( ) , ( t x q t z x
) ( ) 1 , ( t u t x
) , ( ) , ( ) , (
2 2
z t x z t z x a z t t x
, ( ) , ( t x q t z x
) ( ) 1 , ( t u t x
) , ( ) ( t x t y
[ ] [
Me t
[ ] [
Me t
[ max ] [ ˆ ] [ ˆ s X e R t X
t s t
[ ] [
Me t
[ max ] [ ˆ ] [ ˆ s X e R t X
t s t
,
[ ] [
Me t
[ max ] [ ˆ ] [ ˆ s X e R t X
t s t
,
[ ] [ ˆ ] [ ] [ ˆ
e t t X
t
(exponential stability in L∞ norm for the overall system)
[ ] [
Me t
[ max ] [ ˆ ] [ ˆ s X e R t X
t s t
,
[ ] [ ˆ ] [ ] [ ˆ
e t t X
t
(exponential stability in L∞ norm for the overall system) Then ˆ
[ ] [ ˆ ] [ ] [ e x e t e t x
t
More to do: Lp ISS estimates for
1 ( 1
results available),
More to do: Lp ISS estimates for
1 ( 1
results available), ISS estimates from generalized ISS Lyapunov functionals,
More to do: Lp ISS estimates for
1 ( 1
results available), ISS estimates from generalized ISS Lyapunov functionals, Stability study for interconnected parabolic systems.