Water quality control by bank placement based on optimal control and finite element method

作者: T. Kurahashi , M. Kawahara

DOI: 10.1002/FLD.440

关键词: Time domainTemporal discretizationOptimization problemOptimal controlMinificationReduction (complexity)MathematicsFinite element methodMathematical optimizationDecomposition method (constraint satisfaction)

摘要: This paper presents a method for quality control by bank placement based on an optimal theory and the finite element method. The shallow water equation is employed analysis of flow condition advection-diffusion used pollutant concentration. utilized to obtain value objective state value. shear-slip mesh update which suitable rotational problem body employed. To solve optimization problem, time domain decomposition applied as technique storage requirements reduction. Sakawa–Shindo minimization technique. Crank–Nicolson temporal discretization. A has been presented. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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