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-Minimization for Mechanical Systems
Second order systems whose drift is defined by the gradient of a given
potential are considered, and minimization of the -norm of the control is
addressed. An analysis of the extremal flow emphasizes the role of singular
trajectories of order two [25,29]; the case of the two-body potential is
treated in detail. In -minimization, regular extremals are associated with
controls whose norm is bang-bang; in order to assess their optimality
properties, sufficient conditions are given for broken extremals and related to
the no-fold conditions of [20]. An example of numerical verification of these
conditions is proposed on a problem coming from space mechanics
Time-scale analysis non-local diffusion systems, applied to disease models
The objective of the present paper is to use the well known Ross-Macdonald
models as a prototype, incorporating spatial movements, identifying different
times scales and proving a singular perturbation result using a system of local
and non-local diffusion. This results can be applied to the prototype model,
where the vector has a fast dynamics, local in space, and the host has a slow
dynamics, non-local in space
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