A boundary Pontryagin's principle for the optimal control of state- constrained elliptic systems (Q4028859)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 140443
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 140443 |
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28 March 1993
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Pontryagin's principle
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boundary Hamiltonian
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semilinear elliptic systems
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variational inequalities
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strong stability
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regularization with exact penalty
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spike perturbations
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Ekeland's principle
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0.8961379528045654
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0.8961379528045654
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A boundary Pontryagin's principle for the optimal control of state- constrained elliptic systems (English)
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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0752.00054.] This is an extension of previous work by the same authors on a Pontryagin-type principle for optimal control of semilinear elliptic systems and variational inequalities. The generalization arises from a control function which has a boundary term also and the introduction of a boundary Hamiltonian, satisfying a natural Pontryagin condition. One of the main assumptions in the theory is a generic notion of strong stability, which leads to a regularization with exact penalty. Further important ingredients in the study of the approximate problem are: a Hamiltonian formulation for the variation of the cost, the use of spike perturbations and an application of Ekeland's principle.
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