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Flow Control with Regularized State Constraints
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Abstract
We consider the distributed optimal control of the Navier-Stokes equations in presence of pointwise state constraints. A Lavrentiev regularization of the constraints is proposed and a first order optimality system is derived. The regularity of the mixed constraint multiplier is investigated and second order sufficient optimality conditions are studied. In the last part of the paper, a semi-smooth Newton method is applied for the numerical solution of the control problem and numerical experiments are carried out.
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Optimal Control Problem State Constraint Semismooth Newton Method Smooth Newton Method Complementarity System
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