Te. Duncan et al., ADAPTIVE BOUNDARY AND POINT CONTROL OF LINEAR STOCHASTIC DISTRIBUTED-PARAMETER SYSTEMS, SIAM journal on control and optimization, 32(3), 1994, pp. 648-672
An adaptive control problem for the boundary or the point control of a
linear stochastic distributed parameter system is formulated and solv
ed in this paper. The distributed parameter system is modeled by an ev
olution equation with an infinitesimal generator for an analytic semig
roup. Since there is boundary or point control, the linear transformat
ion for the control in the state equation is also an unbounded operato
r. The unknown parameters in the model appear affinely in both the inf
initesimal generator of the semigroup and the linear transformation of
the control. Strong consistency is verified for a family of least squ
ares estimates of the unknown parameters. An Ito formula is establishe
d for smooth functions of the solution of this linear stochastic distr
ibuted parameter system with boundary or point control. The certainty
equivalence adaptive control is shown to be self-tuning by using the c
ontinuity of the solution of a stationary Riccati equation as a functi
on of parameters in a uniform operator topology. For a quadratic cost
functional of the state and the control, the certainty equivalence con
trol is shown to be self-optimizing, that is, the family of average co
sts converges to the optimal ergodic cost. Some examples of stochastic
parabolic problems with boundary control and a structurally damped pl
ate with random loading and point control are described that satisfy t
he assumptions for the adaptive control problem solved in this paper.