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Exponential Decay Of Thermoelastic Plates With Dynamical Boundary Conditions

Posted on:2012-07-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y L YinFull Text:PDF
GTID:2210330368989699Subject:Operational Research and Cybernetics
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This thesis focuses on thermoelastic plates and thermoelastic transmission plates with damping and dynamical boundary conditions problem and we proved the expo-nential decay of solutions. The thesis is composed of three chapters, the main contents as follows:In chapter 1, we first introduce some terminologies and notations to partial differ-ential equations and semigroup of linear operators. Secondly, we introduce some theory and formulation to partial differential equations and semigroup of linear operators.In chapter 2, we first give a thermoelastic plates with damping and dynamical boundary conditions. This is a system composed of a thermoelastic plate equation with damping and ordinary differential equation, which is described as follows: Secondly, we can write the above system as an abstract system, then give the result that the corresponding Co-semigroup is exponential stabilization. Thirdly, by using the frequency domain criterion for exponential stability of Co-semigroup in Hilbert space, we prove that the Co-semigroup corresponding the thermoelastic system is exponential stabilization.In chapter 3,we first give a thermoelastic transmission plates with damping and dynamical boundary conditions. This is a system composed of a thermoelastic plates equation with damping and ordinary differential equation, which is described as fol- lows: Secondly, we can write the above system as an abstract system, then give the result that the corresponding Co-semigroup is exponential stabilization. Thirdly, by using the frequency domain criterion for exponential stability of Co-semigroup in Hilbert space, we prove that the Co-semigroup corresponding the thermoelastic system is exponential stabilization.
Keywords/Search Tags:Thermoelastic plate, Thermoelastic transmission plate, Frequency domain method, C0-semigroup, Exponential decay
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