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Systems & Control: Foundations & Applications, 2008
The maximum principle is formulated and proved first for control problems with fixed terminal time. As an illustration, a new derivation of the solution to the linear regulator problem is given. Next the maximum principle for impulse control problems and for time optimal problems are discussed.
J. Zabczyk
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The maximum principle is formulated and proved first for control problems with fixed terminal time. As an illustration, a new derivation of the solution to the linear regulator problem is given. Next the maximum principle for impulse control problems and for time optimal problems are discussed.
J. Zabczyk
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2001
We present here the most significant results which are customarily grouped under the name of Maximum Principle. It supplies a set of necessary conditions of optimality for a wide class of optimal control problems. Firstly, we give a formal, yet synthetic, description of these problems is given.
A. Locatelli
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We present here the most significant results which are customarily grouped under the name of Maximum Principle. It supplies a set of necessary conditions of optimality for a wide class of optimal control problems. Firstly, we give a formal, yet synthetic, description of these problems is given.
A. Locatelli
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2012
This chapter represents the basic concepts of Classical Optimal Control related to the Maximum Principle. The formulation of the general optimal control problem in the Bolza (as well as in the Mayer and the Lagrange) form is presented. The Maximum Principle, which gives the necessary conditions of optimality, for various problems with a fixed and ...
Vladimir G. Boltyanski +1 more
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This chapter represents the basic concepts of Classical Optimal Control related to the Maximum Principle. The formulation of the general optimal control problem in the Bolza (as well as in the Mayer and the Lagrange) form is presented. The Maximum Principle, which gives the necessary conditions of optimality, for various problems with a fixed and ...
Vladimir G. Boltyanski +1 more
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The insulated conductivity problem, effective gradient estimates and the maximum principle
Mathematische Annalen, 2021We consider the insulated conductivity problem with two unit balls as insulating inclusions, a distance of order $$\varepsilon $$ ε apart. The solution u represents the electric potential. In dimensions $$n \ge 3$$ n ≥ 3 it is an open problem to find the
B. Weinkove
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Mathematische Operationsforschung und Statistik. Series Optimization, 1979
A model of optimal control for discrete systems and the historical development of the discrete maximum principle are considered. The paper deals with local optimality conditions of the first order, e.g. with a local maximum-principle and a quasi-maximum principle. Furthermore, optimality conditions of higher order, e. g.
Gabasov, R., Kirillova, F.
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A model of optimal control for discrete systems and the historical development of the discrete maximum principle are considered. The paper deals with local optimality conditions of the first order, e.g. with a local maximum-principle and a quasi-maximum principle. Furthermore, optimality conditions of higher order, e. g.
Gabasov, R., Kirillova, F.
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Nonlinear Analysis: Theory, Methods & Applications, 1997
In optimal control problems, where the operator describing the dynamics of the process and the terminal condition is not regular, that is, its first Fréchet derivative is not surjective at the optimal process, the fundamental first-order necessary conditions offered by the Pontryagin maximum principle do not provide useful and sufficient information ...
Ledzewicz, Urszula, Schättler, Heinz
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In optimal control problems, where the operator describing the dynamics of the process and the terminal condition is not regular, that is, its first Fréchet derivative is not surjective at the optimal process, the fundamental first-order necessary conditions offered by the Pontryagin maximum principle do not provide useful and sufficient information ...
Ledzewicz, Urszula, Schättler, Heinz
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Maximum principles in analytical economics [PDF]
Synthese, 1971 The very name of my subject, economics, suggests economizing or maxi mizing. But Political Economy has gone a long way beyond home econo mics. Indeed, it is only in the last third of the century, within my own life time as a scholar, that economic theory has had many pretensions to being itself useful to the practical businessman or bureaucrat.
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