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February 2, 2026Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences0 citations

Optimal Control Problem for 3D Mass Transfer Model With Concentration‐Dependent Coefficients: Analysis of Properties of Steady Solutions

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EBEvgenii S. BaranovskiiРБР. В. БризицкийZSZhanna Yu. Saritskaia

Key Points

  • The research aims to analyze optimal control in a 3D mass transfer model featuring concentration-dependent coefficients.
  • Derived the optimality system for first-order extremum conditions.
  • Obtained sufficient conditions for the regularity or non-degeneracy of the optimality system.
  • Established the bang-bang principle for distributed control in extreme scenarios.
  • Identified necessary conditions for achieving an extremum in the control problem.
  • Demonstrated the relay property of optimal control, indicating it can only switch between boundary points.

Abstract

ABSTRACT We study an optimal multiplicative control problem for a 3D stationary mass transfer model with concentration‐dependent coefficients. For the extremum problem under consideration, we derive the optimality system, which has the meaning of necessary conditions for an extremum of the first order. Sufficient conditions for the regularity or non‐degeneracy of this system are also obtained. Based on the analysis of the optimality system, the bang‐bang principle is established for distributed control in one of the extreme problems. This property predetermines the behavior of the optimal control, indicating that it can only “switch” between the boundary points in the set of controls, and therefore, is also called the relay property.

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Baranovskii et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980ff19c1c9540dea811d7dhttps://doi.org/10.1002/mma.70485
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