Carleman estimates and null controllability for a degenerate population model
Genni Fragnelli

TL;DR
This paper establishes Carleman estimates and null controllability results for a degenerate population model, addressing boundary and interior degeneracies to control population dynamics effectively.
Contribution
It introduces new Carleman estimates for degenerate PDEs and demonstrates null controllability for models with interior or boundary degeneracy.
Findings
Carleman estimates for degenerate PDEs established
Null controllability achieved with interior control
Control functions localized within the spatial domain
Abstract
We deal with a degenerate model describing the dynamics of a population depending on time, on age and on space. We assume that the degeneracy can occur at the boundary or in the interior of the space domain and we focus on null controllability problem. To this aim, we prove first Carleman estimates for the associated adjoint problem, then, via cut off functions, we prove the existence of a null control function localized in the interior of the space domain.
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