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Boundary control for optimal mixing by two-dimensional second-grade fluids
We study optimal boundary mixing of a nondiffusive scalar transported by a two-dimensional incompressible second-grade fluid. The control is the tangential traction in a Navier-slip boundary condition, and the principal objective is the terminal $(H^1(Ω))'$ mix-norm, supplemented by a quadratic cont
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