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Annihilation of calcium oscillations with PLC activation inhibition
State dimension: 1
Differential states: 4
Discrete control functions: 2
Interior point equalities: 4


This control problem is closely related to Annihilation of calcium oscillations. The only difference is an additional control function, the inhibition of PLC activation. We state only the differences in this article.

Mathematical formulation

For t[t0,tf] almost everywhere the mixed-integer optimal control problem is given by

minx,w,wmaxt0tf||x(τ)x~||22+p1w1(τ)+p2w2(τ)dτs.t.x˙0=k1+k2x0k3x0x1x0+K4k5x0x2x0+K6x˙1=(1w2)k7x0k8x1x1+K9x˙2=k10x1x2x3x3+K11+k12x1+k13x0k14x2w1x2+K15k16x2x2+K17+x310x˙3=k10x1x2x3x3+K11+k16x2x2+K17x310x(0)=(0.03966,1.09799,0.00142,1.65431)T,x(t)0.0,w(t){0,wmax},wmax1.1,wmax1.3.

Note that we write w1(t) instead of w(t) and have an additional control function w2(t). The regularization parameters are set to p1=p2=100.

Reference Solutions

A solution for this problem is described in <bibref>Lebiedz2005</bibref>.

Variants

Only one control function.

References

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