


Vol 53, No 13 (2017)
- Year: 2017
- Articles: 5
- URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/0012-2661/issue/view/9339
Control Theory
Global Problems for Differential Inclusions. Kalman and Vyshnegradskii Problems and Chua Circuits



Existence and Dimension Properties of a Global B-Pullback Attractor for a Cocycle Generated by a Discrete Control System
Abstract
We consider cocycles on finite-dimensional manifolds generated by discrete-time control systems. Frequency conditions for the existence of a global B-pullback attractor for such cocycles considered over a general base system on a metric space are given. Upper bounds for the Hausdorff dimension of the global B-pullback attractor of a discrete cocycle are obtained using the transfer function of the linear part of the cocycle and the discrete Kalman–Yakubovich–Popov frequency theorem.



Upper Bounds for the Hausdorff Dimension and Stratification of an Invariant Set of an Evolution System on a Hilbert Manifold
Abstract
We prove a generalization of the well-known Douady–Oesterlé theorem on the upper bound for the Hausdorff dimension of an invariant set of a finite-dimensional mapping to the case of a smooth mapping generating a dynamical system on an infinite-dimensional Hilbert manifold. A similar estimate is given for the invariant set of a dynamical system generated by a differential equation on a Hilbert manifold. As an example, the well-known sine-Gordon equation is considered. In addition, we propose an algorithm for the Whitney stratification of semianalytic sets on finite-dimensional manifolds.



Boundary Value Problems with Free Surfaces in the Theory of Phase Transitions
Abstract
The aim of the paper is to show, using the one-dimensional problem as an example, what is to be expected and what should be pursued when studying the multidimensional case. The one-dimensional case has been chosen as a model, because here the problem admits an explicit solution permitting one to follow the phase transformation process.



Differential Equations with Hysteresis Operators. Existence of Solutions, Stability, and Oscillations


