Asymptotic behavior of Carleman weight functions and application to controllability
Ariel A. P\'erez

TL;DR
This paper investigates the asymptotic behavior of Carleman weight functions under discrete operators, extending known results to arbitrary dimensions and applications in control theory for semi-discrete systems.
Contribution
It characterizes the error term of Carleman weight functions under discrete operators in any dimension, enabling new controllability results for semi-discrete systems.
Findings
Extended Carleman estimate applicability to stochastic operators
Derived asymptotic behavior of weight functions in arbitrary dimensions
Achieved $\,\phi$-controllability for fully discrete parabolic systems
Abstract
In the development of controllability and inverse problem results for semi-discrete systems, by using Carleman estimates, it is required to estimate of the discrete operators applied to Carleman weight functions. This work aims to establish the asymptotic behavior of Carleman weight functions under these discrete operators. We provide a characterization of the error term in arbitrary order and dimension, extending previously known results. This generalization is of independent interest due to its applications in deriving Carleman estimates for semi-discrete stochastic operators. The aforementioned estimates hold for Carleman weight functions used for parabolic, hyperbolic, and elliptic operators, which are applied to obtain control and inverse problems results for those operators. We apply these results to obtain -controllability result for a fully discrete parabolic operator,…
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TopicsFunctional Equations Stability Results
