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CLIQUER ICI POUR REJOINDRE LA SALLE 2
Président.e de session : Mathilde Boissier
Modérateur.trice : Matthieu Aussal
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Clément Moreau (CEREMADE, Université Paris-Dauphine PSL)12/4/20, 2:00 PM
Soit $N, m , d \in \mathbb{N}^*$, $\Omega$ un ouvert borné régulier de $\mathbb{R}^d$, $\omega$ un ouvert inclus dans $\Omega$ et $T>0$. On considère un système linéaire parabolique de $N$ équations couplées avec contrôle interne sur $\omega$, de la forme
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$$
\tag{1} \left {
\begin{array}{l l l}
\partial_t Y - D \Delta Y &= A Y + B u \mathbf{1}_{\omega} &\text{sur } \Omega_T,... -
Mathias Dus (Institut des mathématiques de Toulouse)12/4/20, 2:30 PM
In this presentation, we will talk about networks of $d \in \mathbb{N}$ scalar conservation laws with positive characteristic velocities. The interaction takes place at the boundary, where a feedback operator acts. The open loop system is given below with $H$ a square matrix given by the physics having a destabilizing effect:
\begin{equation}
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\left{
\begin{array}{lll}
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Kévin Le Balc'h (IMB)12/4/20, 3:00 PM
We consider the infinite time horizon LQR optimal control problem for the linearized Boussinesq system. The goal is to justify the approximation by penalization of the free divergence condition in this context. More precisely, under suitable assumptions, we establish convergence results for optimal controls, optimal solutions and Riccati operators when the penalization parameter goes to zero.
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Mr Houssam Houssein (LJLL - Sorbonne Université)12/4/20, 3:30 PM
The mechanical Contact between two bodies is one of the most difficult problems in solid mechanics, indeed the material non-linearity must be taken into account and the contact area is unknown. In the case of frictional contact another non-linearity must be considered and makes the problem even more difficult. There exist several algorithms to solve the contact problems [3], most of them...
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Dylan Dronnier (CERMCIS)12/4/20, 4:00 PM
In an homogeneous population, the basic reproduction number of an infection, denoted by $R_0$, has originally been defined as the number of cases one individual generates on average over the course of its infectious period, in an otherwise uninfected population. This number plays a fundamental role in epidemiology as it provides a scale to measure how difficult to control an infectious...
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