On {\text{L}}^2 Sufficient Conditions and the Gradient Projection Method for Optimal Control Problems
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active constraint identificationconstrained inputscontinuous-time optimal control problemsaffine inequality constraintsinfinite-dimensional programsnonconvex objectives\(L^ 2\)-local convergencegradient projection iteratesKarush-Kuhn-Tucker second-order sufficient conditionsnonconvex nonquadratic regulator problems
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