Author
Kumar, S
Ruiz-Baier, R
Sandilya, R
Journal title
Journal of scientific computing
DOI
10.1007/s10915-018-0749-z
Issue
1
Volume
78
Last updated
2019-08-18T20:32:53.157+01:00
Page
64-93
Abstract
We introduce a discontinuous finite volume method for the approximation of distributed optimal control problems governed by the Brinkman equations, where a force field is sought such that it produces a desired velocity profile. The discretisation of state and co-state variables follows a lowest-order scheme, whereas three different approaches are used for the control representation: a variational discretisation, and approximation through piecewise constant and piecewise linear elements. We employ the optimise-then-discretise approach, resulting in a non-symmetric discrete formulation. A priori error estimates for velocity, pressure, and control in natural norms are derived, and a set of numerical examples is presented to illustrate the performance of the method and to confirm the predicted accuracy of the generated approximations under various scenarios.
Symplectic ID
854171
Publication type
Journal Article
Publication date
January 2019
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