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Unbounded Control Operators: Parabolic Equations With Control on the Boundaryume that . Clearly, if hypotheses . hold, then the hypotheses . of Chapter 2 of Part IV are fulfilled with . = 0. If α ≤ 1/2, we will choose once and for all a number β belonging to ]1 ? α/2, 1 ? α/2[. We want to minimize the cost function: . over all controls . ∈ .(0,∞;.) subject to the differentia

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Unbounded Control Operators: Parabolic Equations With Control on the Boundaryl equation constraint (1.1). We say that the control . ∈ .(0,∞;.) is . if .(.) < ∞. The definitions of optimal control, optimal state, and optimal pair are the same as in Chapter 1. When, for any . ∈ ., an admissible control exists, we say that (.) is C-stabilizable.

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