2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40574-020-00258-1
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Quasi-stability and attractors for a nonlinear coupled wave system with memory

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“…The following two results display the strong properties of the quasi‐stability for a dynamical system (see Chapter 7 in Chueshov and Lasiecka [1] or previous works [8, 35, 36]).…”
Section: Finite Dimensional Global Attractor For the System With μ2=...mentioning
confidence: 54%
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“…The following two results display the strong properties of the quasi‐stability for a dynamical system (see Chapter 7 in Chueshov and Lasiecka [1] or previous works [8, 35, 36]).…”
Section: Finite Dimensional Global Attractor For the System With μ2=...mentioning
confidence: 54%
“…The existence of the attracting compact set and the asymptotically compactness or the asymptotically smoothness of the dynamical system assure the existence of the global attractor as in the following theorem (see earlier studies [8, 35–39]).…”
Section: Finite Dimensional Global Attractor For the System With μ2=...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors showed that the system is strongly controllable in the energy space for a dense set of system parameters with V (t) = p t ( , t). Ramos et al in [23] inserted the damping term δv t with δ > 0 in the equation (3) and considered V (t) = 0 in (6). The authors obtained an exponential stability result for the system (3)-( 6) as well as for its discrete counterpart.…”
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“…In [24] Ramos et al inserted in the equation (3) the term damping ξ 1 v t (x, t) and damping with delay ξ 2 v t (x, t − τ ), where ξ 1 , ξ 3 and τ > 0 are constant, and V (t) = 0 in (6). The authors obtained exponential stability for the model, they consider the relationship ξ 2 < ξ 1 .…”
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