Page 203 - Mathematical Techniques of Fractional Order Systems
P. 203

192  Mathematical Techniques of Fractional Order Systems


            kðtÞ 5 1. It can be concluded that the appropriate family S α ðtÞ corresponds to
            an ða; kÞ-regularized family with aðtÞ & kðtÞ as precisely defined above.
                          ^
                                      α
               By setting S α ðλÞ 5 λ α21 ðλ I2AÞ 21  in (7.4) and using the inverse
            Laplace transformation, one can get
                      xðtÞ 5 S α ðtÞφð0Þ 1  Ð  t  S α ðsÞx 1 ds 1  Ð t  S α ðt 2 sÞBuðsÞds
                                      0            0
                              Ð t            Ð s
                           1    S α ðt 2 sÞFs; x s ;  gðs; τ; x τ Þdτ ds
                              0               0
                           1  Ð t  S α ðt 2 sÞ  Ð    s  σðs; τ; x τ ÞdWðτÞ ds:

                              0         0
               From the above observations, one can define the mild solution for frac-
            tional stochastic differential inclusions (7.1) (7.2) as follows
            Definition 7.8: An H-valued stochastic process fxðtÞ; tAð2N; bŠg is said
            to be a mild solution of the fractional stochastic differential inclusion
            (7.1) (7.2) if
             (i) xðtÞ is F t -adapted and measurable for all t $ 0
            (ii) xðtÞ is continuous on J almost surely and the following stochastic inte-
                gral is verified

              xðtÞ 5 S α ðtÞφð0Þ 1  Ð  t  S α ðsÞx 1 ds 1  Ð  t  S α ðt 2 sÞBuðsÞds 1  Ð  t  S α ðt 2 sÞf ðsÞds
                              0            0                0
                     Ð t       Ð    s
                   1   S α ðt 2 sÞ  σðs; τ; x τ ÞdWðτÞ ds; fAN F;x :
                      0         0
               Let x b ðx 0 ; uÞ be the state value of the fractional order system (7.1) (7.2)
            at terminal time b corresponding to the control u and the initial value
            x 0 5 φðtÞAB. Set

                            Rðb; x 0 Þ 5 fx b ðx 0 ; uÞð0Þ: uðUÞAL 2 ðJ; UÞg
            which is called the reachable set of the system (7.1) (7.2) at terminal time
            b. Its closure in H is denoted by Rðb; x 0 Þ.

            Definition 7.9: The fractional order system (7.1) (7.2) is said to be approxi-
            mately controllable on J, if Rðb; x 0 Þ 5 H.

               It is convenient at this point to introduce the operators
                          b       Ð  b

                        Π fUg   5  0  S α ðb 2 sÞBB S ðb 2 sÞEfUjF s gds
                                                α
                          0
                                    b
                                              b 21
                        and    Rðε; Π Þ 5 ðεI1Π Þ  for E . 0
                                    0         0


            where B denotes the adjoint of B and S ðtÞ is the adjoint of S α ðtÞ.It is
                                                α
                                         b
            straightforward that the operator Π is a linear bounded operator.
                                         0
            Lemma 7.3: (Mahmudov and Zorlu, 2003) The linear system corresponding
            to the fractional order system (7.1) (7.2) is approximately controllable on J if
                            b 21
                                          1
            and only if εðεI1Π Þ -0 as ε-0 in the strong operator topology.
                            0
   198   199   200   201   202   203   204   205   206   207   208