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Maximum Principle and Second-Order Optimality Conditions in Control Problems with Mixed Constraints

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Maximum Principle and Second-Order Optimality Conditions in Control Problems with Mixed Constraints
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Article in International Scientific Journal
Year
2022
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Arutyunov, AV
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Abstract (EN): This article concerns the optimality conditions for a smooth optimal control problem with an endpoint and mixed constraints. Under the normality assumption, which corresponds to the full-rank condition of the associated controllability matrix, a simple proof of the second-order necessary optimality conditions based on the Robinson stability theorem is derived. The main novelty of this approach compared to the known results in this area is that only a local regularity with respect to the mixed constraints, that is, a regularity in an epsilon-tube about the minimizer, is required instead of the conventional stronger global regularity hypothesis. This affects the maximum condition. Therefore, the normal set of Lagrange multipliers in question satisfies the maximum principle, albeit along with the modified maximum condition, in which the maximum is taken over a reduced feasible set. In the second part of this work, we address the case of abnormal minimizers, that is, when the full rank of controllability matrix condition is not valid. The same type of reduced maximum condition is obtained.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 15
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