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Results on existence of solution for an optimal design problem

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In this paper we study a control problem for elliptic nonlinear monotone problems with Dirichlet boundary conditions where the control variables are the coefficients of the equation and the open set where the partial differential problem is studied.

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Results on existence of solution for an optimal design problem

Author: Calvo Jurado, Carmen; Casado Díaz, Juan
Publisher: Universidad de Extremadura
Year: 2003
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ex ac a ma hema icae Vol. 18, N´um. 3, 263 – 271 (2003)
Resul s on Exis ence o Solu ion o an
Op imal Design P oblem
Ca men Cal o Ju ado, Juan Casado D´
ıaz
Depa amen o de Ma em´a icas, Escuela Poli ´ecnica
Uni e sidad de Ex emadu a, 10071 C´ace es, Spain
Depa amen o de Ecuaciones Di e enciales y An´alisis Num´e ico
Uni e sidad de Se illa, 41012 Se illa, Spain
e-mail: cc[email p o ec ed], jc[email p o ec ed]
(P esen ed by W. Ok asi`nski)
AMS Subjec Class. (2000): 35K55, 49J20, 76M50 Recei ed June 4, 2003
1. In oduc ion
In his pape we s udy a con ol p oblem o ellip ic nonlinea mono one
p oblems wi h Di ichle bounda y condi ions whe e he con ol a iables a e
he coe icien s o he equa ion and he open se whe e he pa ial di e en ial
p oblem is s udied.
Mo e exac ly, we conside a bounded open se Ω ⊂RNand a mono-
one ope a o A om H1(Ω) o H−1(Ω), mapping y∈H1(Ω) in A y =
−di a(x, ∇y)∈H−1(Ω), whe e a: Ω×RN→RNis a Ca a h´eodo y unc ion
which de ines a mono one Le ay-Lions ope a o o o de 2.
Ou p oblem is o ind an open se e
Ω⊂Ω and Aon he condi ions abo e,
such ha o ∈H−1(Ω), he solu ion yo
(A y = in e
Ω
y∈H1
0(e
Ω) (1.1)
minimize a unc ional J:H1
0(Ω) →R( he solu ion o (1.1) will be conside ed
ex ended by ze o ou side e
Ω and hen, de ined as an elemen o H1
0(Ω)).
When e
Ω is ixed (see [18], [19], [20]) o Ais ixed (see [3], [4]), he p oblem
has been s udied in se e al pape s, usually o linea p oblems. I is well know
ha hese p oblems has no solu ion in gene al. In he p esen pape , we show
he exis ence o solu ion when he con ols a e sea ched in a la ge se .
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264 c. cal o ju ado, j. casado d´
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Ou esul s can be gene alized o sys ems o Mequa ions and ope a o s
o o de p∈(1,+∞) (see [5]). He e, by simplici y, we s udy he scala case
wi h p= 2.
F om he poin o iew o he applica ions, he esul s exposed in he
p esen pape a e ela ed wi h he selec ion o op imal shape ma e ial ( ake
in o accoun ha he coe icien s o he equa ion depend on he choice o he
ma e ials).
2. No a ion and p elimina ies
Le Ω be a bounded open subse o RN. Fo a measu e µ, we deno e by
L2
µ(Ω), he space o he unc ions which a e µ-measu able and ha e i s powe
wo µ-in eg able. I µis he Lebesgue measu e, we w i e Lp(Ω,RM).
We deno e by H1
0(Ω) he closu e o he C∞ unc ions wi h compac suppo
o he no m kukH1
0(Ω) =kukL2(Ω) +k∇ukL2(Ω)N. The dual space o H1
0(Ω),
i is deno ed by H−1(Ω).
Fo e e y subse B⊂Ω, and p∈(1,+∞), we deno e by C(B, Ω) he
capaci y o B(in Ω), which is de ined as he in imum o
ZΩ|∇y|2dx
o e he se o he unc ions y∈H1
0(Ω) such ha y≥1 a.e. in a neighbou hood
o B.
We say ha a p ope y P(x) holds C-quasi e e ywhe e (abb e ia ed as
q.e.) in a se E, i he e exis s N⊂Ewi h C(N, Ω) = 0 such ha P(x) holds
o all x∈E N.
A unc ion y: Ω →Ris said o be quasi con inous, i o e e y ε > 0 he e
exis s N⊂Ω, wi h C(N, Ω) < ε, such ha he es ic ion o y o Ω Nis
con inuous. I is well know ha e e y y∈H1
0(Ω) has a quasi con inuous ep-
esen a i e (see [15], [16], [24]). We always iden i y ywi h i s quasi con inuous
ep esen a i e.
A subse A⊂Ω is said o be quasi open in Ω, i o e e y ε > 0 he e
exis s an open subse U⊂Ω, wi h C(U, Ω) < ε, such ha A∪Nis open.
We deno e by M2
0(Ω) he class o all Bo el measu es which anish on he
se s o capaci y ze o and sa is y
µ(B) = in {µ(A) : Aquasi open, B⊆A⊆Ω}
o e e y Bo el se B⊆Ω.
exis ence o solu ion 265
De ini ion 2.1. Fo α, γ > 0 , we deno e by A(α, γ) he se o Ca a h´eo-
do y unc ions a: Ω ×RN→RNsuch ha
(i) a(x, 0) = 0 o a.e. x∈Ω;
(ii) (a(x, ξ1)−a(x, ξ2))(ξ1−ξ2)≥max{α|ξ1−ξ2|2, γ|a(x, ξ1)−a(x, ξ2)|2}
o all ξ1, ξ2∈RN, a.e. x∈Ω.
Rema k 2.2. I abelongs o A(α, γ), hen asa is ies
(iii) |a(x, ξ1)−a(x, ξ2)| ≤ 1
γ|ξ1−ξ2| o all ξ1, ξ2∈R, a.e. x∈Ω.
Recip ocally, i a unc ion asa is ies
(a(x, ξ1)−a(x, ξ2))(ξ1−ξ2)≥α|ξ1−ξ2|2
o all ξ1, ξ2∈R, a.e. x∈Ω, and he e exis s β > 0 such ha
|a(x, ξ1)−a(x, ξ2)| ≤ β|ξ1−ξ2|
o all ξ1, ξ2∈R, a.e. x∈Ω, hen asa is ies (ii) wi h γ=α
β2.
De ini ion 2.3. We deno e by U(α, γ) he se o pai s (µ, F ) such ha
µ∈ M2
0(Ω) and F: Ω ×R→Rsa is ies
(a) F(·, s) is µ-measu able o e y s∈R;
(b) F(x, 0) = 0, µ-a.e. x∈Ω;
(c) (F(x, s1)−F(x, s2))(s1−s2)≥max{α|s1−s2|2, γ|F(x, s1)−F(x, s2)|2}
o all s1, s2∈R,µ-a.e. x∈Ω.
Rema k 2.4. Hypo hesis (c) is equi alen o:
1
γ(s1−s2)≥F(x, s1)−F(x, s2)≥α(s1−s2)
o all s1, s2∈R,s1≥s2,µ-a.e. x∈Ω.
We conside a unc ional J:H1
0(Ω) →Rwhich is sequen ially weakly
lowe semicon inuous, i.e.:
yn* y ⇒lim in
n→∞ J(yn)≥J(y).(2.2)
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3. Exis ence o solu ion o he op imal design p oblem
Fo ∈H−1(Ω), e
Ω⊂Ω and a∈ A , we conside he pa ial di e en ial
p oblem (−di a(x, ∇y) = in e
Ω
y∈H1
0(e
Ω).(3.3)
Ou pu pose is o ind e
Ω and a∈ A which sol e he minimum p oblem
½min J(y)
a∈ A,e
Ω⊂Ω.(3.4)
In o de o show he exis ence o solu ion o (3.4), we can y o use he di ec
me hod o calculus o a ia ions. Fo ha , we conside Ωn⊂Ω opens, and
an∈ A such ha he sequence yno solu ions o
½−di an(x, ∇yn) = in Ωn
yn∈H1
0(Ωn)(3.5)
is minimizing, i.e.:
lim in
n→∞ J(yn) = I
whe e
I= in {J(y) : a∈ A,e
Ω⊂Ω, y sa is ies (3.3)}.
Taking ynas es unc ion in (3.5), we deduce
ZΩ
an(x, ∇yn)∇yndx=ZΩ
yndx,
which by (ii) implies
kynkH1
0(Ω) ≤k kH−1(Ω)
√α,
whe e we ha e iden i ied ynwi h i s ex ension by ze o o Ω Ωn. So, he e exis s
a subsequence (s ill deno ed by yn) which con e ges weakly o a unc ion yin
H1
0(Ω). By he lowe semicon inui y (2.2) o J, we ha e J(y)≤I. I he e
exis s e
Ω⊂Ω and a∈ A such ha ysa is ies (3.3), hen J(y) = Iand he
p oblem is sol ed.
The e o e, we need o ind he equa ion sa is ied by he unc ion yand
o know i i is o he same ype ha (3.3). Thus, we need o s udy he
homogeniza ion p oblem
½−di an(x, ∇yn) = in D0(Ωn)
yn∈H1
0(Ωn),(3.6)
exis ence o solu ion 267
whe e an∈ A and Ωnis a sequence o a bi a y open se s con ained in a gi en
bounded open se Ω ⊂RN. This is a ques ion which is well known when Ωn
o anis ixed.
When Ωnis ixed i has been p o ed (see o example [21], o he linea
p oblem and [22], [23] o he nonlinea one) ha he e exis s a unc ion a∈ A
such ha ( o a sequence) he solu ions yno (3.6) wi h Ωn=e
Ω ixed, con e ge
weakly in H1
0(Ω) o he solu ion yo
(−di a(x, ∇y) = in e
Ω
y∈H1
0(e
Ω),
whe e adoes no depend o . In pa icula , his implies ha he ini ial
p oblem (3.4), has a solu ion i we assume ha e
Ω is no a iable (con ol
coe icien s p oblem).
Howe e , when anis ixed, i is no ue in gene al ha he e exis s a
subsequence o Ωn, s ill deno ed by Ωn, and open se e
Ω⊂Ω such ha he
solu ions o (3.6) wi h an=a ixed, con e ge weakly in H1
0(Ω) o he solu ion
yo (−di a(x, ∇y) = in D0(e
Ω)
y∈H1
0(e
Ω).
Fo example, i N= 3, and Ωn= Ω Sk∈
Z
NB(k
n,1
n3), i has been p o ed in
[8], ha he sequence o solu ions yno (3.6) wi h a(x, ξ) = ξ, o all ξ∈R,
a.e. x∈Ω, (laplacian ope a o ) con e ges weakly in H1
0(Ω) o he unique
solu ion yo ½−∆y+4π
3y= in Ω
y∈H1
0(Ω).(3.7)
As a consequence o his esul , le us now p o e
Theo em 3.1. The p oblem (3.4) has no solu ion in gene al.
P oo . Le Ω ⊂RNbe a bounded open se . We espec i ely deno e by y0
he solu ion o (3.7) wi h = 1 and by ¯y he solu ion o
½−∆¯y= 1 in Ω
¯y∈H1
0(Ω).(3.8)
We conside J:H1
0(Ω) →Ras J(y) = RΩ|y−y0|2dy, o all y∈H1
0(Ω) and
α= 1 −ε,γ=1
1+ε, wi h εsmall enough such ha
µε2+ 4ε
1−ε¶2ZΩ|∇¯y|2dy < ZΩ|∇(¯y−y0)|2dy. (3.9)

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Rema k ha yn* y in H1
0(Ω) implies J(yn)→J(y) in R.
I is clea o he esul o Ciano escu-Mu a men ioned abo e, ha in his
case I= 0. So, i he e exis s (a, e
Ω) solu ion o (3.4), hen
(−di a(x, ∇y0) = 1 in e
Ω
y0∈H1
0(e
Ω).
Now, y0∈H1
0(e
Ω), implies ha y0= 0 q.e. in Ω e
Ω, bu he s ong maximum
p inciple implies ha y0>0 in Ω. So, Ω e
Ω has capaci y ze o, bu hen H1
0(Ω)
is equal o H1
0(e
Ω), and y0is also he solu ion o he p oblem
½−di a(x, ∇y0) = 1 in Ω
y0∈H1
0(Ω).(3.10)
On he o he hand, by (ii), o e e y ξ∈RNand a.e. x∈Ω, we ha e
|ξ−a(x, ξ)|=|ξ|2+|a(x, ξ)|2−2a(x, ξ)ξ
≤ |ξ|2+ (1 + ε)2|ξ|2−2(1 −ε)|ξ|2= (4ε+ε2)|ξ|2.(3.11)
Taking y0−¯yas es unc ion in he di e ence o (3.8) and (3.10), we deduce
ZΩ
[a(x, ∇y0)−∇¯y]∇(y0−¯y) dy= 0,
and hen, using (ii) and (iii), we ob ain
(1 −ε)ZΩ|∇(y0−¯y)|2dy≤ZΩ
[a(x, ∇y0)−a(x, ∇¯y)]∇(y0−¯y) dy
≤ZΩ
[∇¯y−a(x, ∇¯y)]∇(y0−¯y) dy(3.12)
≤(4ε+ε2)µZΩ|∇¯y|2dy¶1
2µZΩ|∇(y0−¯y)|2dy¶1
2
.
F om (3.9) and (3.12) we deduce he absu d.
Ou in e es in he ollowing is o show ha he con ol p oblem has a
solu ion i we sea ch o he con ol a iables in a mo e la ge se . Fo his
pu pose, ollowing G. Dal Maso and U. Mosco (see [11]), we ema k ha
de ining o e
Ω⊂Ω open, he measu e µ∈ M2
0(Ω) as
µ(B) = (0 i cap((Ω e
Ω) ∩B) = 0
+∞i cap((Ω e
Ω) ∩B)>0,
exis ence o solu ion 269
and aking F, such ha he pai (µ, F ) belongs o U(α, γ) (i always exis s)
he p oblem (3.3) is equi alen o he a ia ional p oblem









y∈H1
0(Ω) ∩L2
µ(Ω)
ZΩ
a(x, ∇y)∇ dx+ZΩ
F(x, y) dµ=h , i
∀ ∈H1
0(Ω) ∩L2
µ(Ω)
(3.13)
Then, a he place o he o iginal con ol p oblem, we can conside he ollow-
ing one
min{J(y) : a∈ A(α, γ),(F, µ)∈ U(α, γ)},(3.14)
whe e o A(α, γ), (F, µ)∈ U(α, γ), yis he unique solu ion o (3.13). The
ad an age o he new o mula ion is clea om he ollowing heo em.
Theo em 3.2. Fo e e y sequences anin A(α, γ)and (Fn, µn)in U(α, γ),
he e exis s a subsequence, s ill deno ed by n, such ha o e e y ∈H−1(Ω),
he solu ion yno









yn∈H1
0(Ω) ∩ ∩L2
µn(Ω)
ZΩ
an(x, ∇yn)∇ dx+ZΩ
Fn(x, yn) dµn=h , i
∀ ∈H1
0(Ω) ∩ ∩L2
µn(Ω)
(3.15)
con e ges weakly in H1
0(Ω) o he solu ion yo (3.13).
Theo em 3.2 has been p o ed by he au ho s in [5], in ac i is ue o
ope a o s o o de p∈(1,+∞) and o sys ems. In pa icula , i gi es he
o m o he limi p oblem o (3.6) o a bi a y Ωnand an. When µnis ze o
o e e y n, he esul can be ound in [22] and [23]. Fo he case ancons an ,
he heo em has been shown in [7], al hough i is no p o ed ha he pai
(F, µ) which appea s in he limi p oblem is in U(α, γ) (see also [6], [8], [9],
[10], [11], [12], . . . ). When anand Fna e linea , he esul appea s in [14].
Fo he double homogeniza ion p oblem, wi h mono one ope a o s, a p e-
ious esul has been p o ed in [17], bu in his wo k µna e no gene al, hey
co espond o a sequence o open se s Ωn, such ha he measu e µin he limi
is he Lebesgue measu e.
Using Theo em 3.2, we can now apply he di ec me hod o he calculus
o a ia ions as abo e o p o e
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Theo em 3.3. The p oblem (3.14) admi s a leas a solu ion a∈ A(α, γ),
(F, µ)∈ U(α, γ).
The ques ion which emains is o know i he p oblem (3.15) is a elaxa ion
o (3.4), i.e., i o e e y a∈ A(α, γ) and (F, µ)∈ U(α, γ), he e exis s an∈ A
and Ωn⊂Ω open, such ha he solu ions yno (3.6) con e ge weakly in
H1
0(Ω) o he solu ion yo (3.13). This is ue i we ask o he elemen s o A
and U o be linea in i s second a iable (see [14]).
Acknowledgemen s
This pape has been pa ially suppo ed by he p ojec PB98-1162 o
he D.G.E.S.I.C. o Spain.
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