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Minimal time of the pointwise controllability for a degenerate/singular parabolic equation and related numerical results via B-splines
The goal of this paper is to analyze the pointwise controllability properties of a one-dimensional degenerate/singular parabolic equation. We prove the conditions that characterize approximate and null controllability. Besides, a numerical simulation based on B-splines is provided, in which both the state and the control are represented in terms of B-spline basis functions. The numerical results obtained match the theoretical ones.
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