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Optimal Control of Quasistatic Plasticity with Linear Kinematic Hardening II: Regularization and Differentiability
We consider an optimal control problem governed by an evolution variational inequality arising in quasistatic plasticity with linear kinematic hardening. A regularization of the time-discrete problem is derived. The regularized forward problem can be interpreted as system of coupled quasilinear PDEs whose principal parts depend on the gradient of the state. We show the Fréchet differentiability of the solution map of this quasilinear system. As a consequence, we obtain a first order necessary optimality system. Moreover, we address certain convergence properties of the regularization.
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The Journal of Analysis and its Applications aims at disseminating theoretical knowledge in the field of analysis and, at the same time, cultivating and extending its applications.
To this end, it publishes research articles on differential equations and variational problems, functional analysis and operator theory together with their theoretical foundations and their applications – within mathematics, physics and other disciplines of the exact sciences.