A commutative diagram among discrete and continuous Neumann boundary optimal control problems
Domingo A. Tarzia

TL;DR
This paper investigates the convergence of discrete approximations of Neumann boundary optimal control problems for elliptic PDEs as the boundary parameter a approaches infinity and the mesh size h approaches zero, establishing a commutative diagram.
Contribution
It introduces a framework linking continuous and discrete Neumann boundary control problems through convergence analysis and a commutative diagram, extending previous continuous results to discrete settings.
Findings
Discrete optimal controls converge to their continuous counterparts as a→∞.
Finite element approximations accurately capture the behavior of the continuous problems.
A commutative diagram relates the limits of discretization and parameter variation.
Abstract
We consider a bounded domain D whose regular boundary consists of the union of two portions F1 and F2. The convergence of a family of continuous Neumann boundary mixed elliptic optimal control problems (Pa), governed by elliptic variational equalities, when the parameter a of the family goes to infinity was studied in Gariboldi - Tarzia, Adv. Diff. Eq. Control Processes, 1 (2008), 113-132, being the control variable the heat flux on the boundary F2. It has been proved that the optimal control problem (Pa) are strongly convergent to another optimal control (P) governed also by an elliptic variational equality with a different boundary condition on the portion of the boundary F1. We consider the discrete approximations (Pha) and (Ph) of the optimal control problems (Pa) and (P) respectively, for each h>0, a>0, through the finite element method with Lagrange's triangles of type 1 with…
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TopicsContact Mechanics and Variational Inequalities · Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
