Mean-field optimal control in a multi-agent interaction model for prevention of maritime crime
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Ordinary differential equations and systems with randomness (34F05) Existence theories for optimal control problems involving ordinary differential equations (49J15) Existence theories for optimal control problems involving partial differential equations (49J20) Methods involving semicontinuity and convergence; relaxation (49J45) Optimal stochastic control (93E20)
Abstract: We study a multi-agent system for the modeling maritime crime. The model involves three interacting populations of ships: commercial ships, pirate ships, and coast guard ships. Commercial ships follow commercial routes, are subject to traffic congestion, and are repelled by pirate ships. Pirate ships travel stochastically, are attracted by commercial ships and repelled by coast guard ships. Coast guard ships are controlled. We prove well-posedness of the model and existence of optimal controls that minimize dangerous contacts. Then we study, in a two-step procedure, the mean-field limit as the number of commercial ships and pirate ships is large, deriving a mean-field PDE/PDE/ODE model. Via -convergence, we study the limit of the corresponding optimal control problems.
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