Boundary Stabilization of a Degenerate Euler-Bernoulli Beam under Axial Force and Time Delay
Abstract
This paper provides a qualitative analysis of a non-uniform Euler-Bernoulli beam with degenerate flexural rigidity, subjected to axial force and boundary control with time delay τ > 0. By reformulating the system as an abstract evolution problem in an augmented Hilbert space incorporating weighted Sobolev spaces, we employ semigroup theory to ensure well-posedness. Using the energy multiplier method and a non-standard Lyapunov functional featuring weighted integral terms, we establish uniform exponential energy decay and provide a precise decay rate estimate. This work extends the results of Salhi et al. salhi2025 and Siriki et al. siriki2025 by incorporating axial force and generalized control laws, including rotational velocity control. The proposed framework offers a robust approach for analyzing complex distributed systems.
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