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Optimal Control of a Passive Particle Advected by a Lamb–Oseen (Viscous) Vortex

Marques, Gil ; Gama, Sílvio ; Pereira, Fernando Lobo

Computation, 2022-05, Vol.10 (6), p.87 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Basel: MDPI AG

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  • Título:
    Optimal Control of a Passive Particle Advected by a Lamb–Oseen (Viscous) Vortex
  • Autor: Marques, Gil ; Gama, Sílvio ; Pereira, Fernando Lobo
  • Assuntos: Control systems ; Cost analysis ; Dynamical systems ; Energy costs ; Inviscid flow ; Kinematics ; Lamb–Oseen vortex ; Maximum principle ; Optimal control ; Optimization ; Ordinary differential equations ; Parameters ; Pontryagin’s Maximum Principle ; Time dependence ; Velocity ; Viscosity ; Viscous flow ; vortex methods ; Vortex-motion ; Vortices
  • É parte de: Computation, 2022-05, Vol.10 (6), p.87
  • Descrição: This work concerns the optimal control of a passive particle in viscous flows. This is relevant since, while there are many studies on optimal control in inviscid flows, there is little to no work in this context for viscous flows, and viscosity cannot always be neglected. Furthermore, in many tasks, there is a need to reduce the energy spent; thus, energy-optimal solutions to problems are important. The aim of this work is to investigate how to optimally move a passive particle advected by a Lamb–Oseen (viscous) vortex between two given points in space in a given time interval while minimising the energy spent on this process. We take a control acting only on the radial component of the motion, and, by using the Pontryagin’s Maximum Principle, we find an explicit time-dependent extremal. We also analyse how the energy cost changes with the viscosity of the flow.The problem is transformed into a parameter search problem with two parameters related to the radial and angular coordinates of the initial point. The energy cost of the process increases with viscosity as long as the passive particle maintains the number of full turns it makes around the vortex. However, the energy cost increases if the increase in viscosity forces the particle to make fewer full revolutions around the vortex.
  • Editor: Basel: MDPI AG
  • Idioma: Inglês
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