
doi: 10.1137/110827740
handle: 11583/2496123 , 11573/440413
In this paper we consider an integrodifferential system, which governs the vibration of a viscoelastic one-dimensional object. We assume that we can act on the system at the boundary and we prove that it is possible to control both the position and the velocity at every point of the body and at a certain time $T$, large enough. We shall prove this result using moment theory and we shall prove that the solution of this problem leads to identification of a Riesz sequence which solves controllability and observability. The results presented here are constructive and can lead to simple numerical algorithms.
controllability; integrodifferential system; moment problem; observability; viscoelasticity, Boundary controllability; boundary observability; viscoelasticity; moment methods
controllability; integrodifferential system; moment problem; observability; viscoelasticity, Boundary controllability; boundary observability; viscoelasticity; moment methods
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