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Authors: Aditi</description>
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Authors: Handa, Ajay
Abstract: In control theory, we are interested in governing the state of a system by using controls. One&#xD;
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the costs of the operation of physical, social, and economic processes. In this work, we are&#xD;
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ordinary differential equations. And then, we study the Pontryagin Maximum Principle&#xD;
which helps us to characterize the optimal control. In this work, our main aim is to study the&#xD;
existence of optimal control, the Pontryagin Maximum Principle and its various applications.</description>
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Authors: Manik, Tripti
Abstract: The present dissertation provides information about the fundamental concepts of Semigroup&#xD;
Theory and its applications to differential equations (Cauchy problem). In this project,&#xD;
the basis for our study is the evolution equation. When we solve a Cauchy problem we get a&#xD;
family of evolution operators that can take the starting condition of a system and predict its&#xD;
state at a later time that means solving the Cauchy problem is the same as finding a family&#xD;
of evolution operators E(t) and the properties which operator E(t) satisfies are called the&#xD;
semigroup properties.&#xD;
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semigroups, the project delves into the classification of semigroups based on various structural&#xD;
properties and algebraic operations. Here special attention is given to the classification&#xD;
of semigroups such as Uniformly continuous semigroups, Strongly continuous semigroups,&#xD;
Contraction semigroups, and some key concepts of these semigroups like generator, resolvent,&#xD;
infinitesimal generators, etc. Here we study the Hille-Yosida Theorem and Lumer-Phillips&#xD;
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of Contraction semigroup. We also study the application of semigroup in various areas of&#xD;
PDEs such as Heat equation, transport equation, etc.&#xD;
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