
doi: 10.3390/math11153331
In this paper, by applying the Hilbert Uniqueness Method in a non-cylindrical domain, we prove the exact null controllability of one wave equation with a moving boundary. The moving endpoint of this wave equation has a Neumann-type boundary condition, while the fixed endpoint has a Dirichlet boundary condition. We derived the exact null controllability and obtained an exact controllability time of the wave equation.
non-cylindrical domain, exact null controllability, QA1-939, wave equation, Mathematics
non-cylindrical domain, exact null controllability, QA1-939, wave equation, Mathematics
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