Abstract
In this paper a system of partial differential equations is considered that constitutes a one-dimensional model for the dynamics of martensitic phase transitions in Shape Memory alloys. The stability behaviour of the system under distributed heat sources and loads and heat sources at the boundary is investigated. An optimal control problem is formulated which uses loads and heat sources as control variables in order to induce both stress- and temperature-induced phase transitions. The existence of optimal controls is proved.
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