In this paper, the focal point is to study the stabilization problem of distributed systems via bilinear boundary control. Hence, we give some sufficient conditions to ensure weak, strong, and exponential stabilization of the considered system. Finally, an example of application is devoted, and the attained results are illustrated through numerical simulations.

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