Methods for finding admissible solutions in optimal control problems (Q2703869)
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3 June 2002
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optimal control problem
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maximum principle
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boundary value problem
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Methods for finding admissible solutions in optimal control problems (English)
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The paper contains a quantitative analysis of the Pontryagin's maximum principle basing on the selected model of a typical bank. It is suggested a method for constructing an admissible control by reducing the dimension of the boundary value problem to a one-parameter family. If the required quality criterion (functional) is monotone, then the presented approach yields the general qualitative form of the optimal trajectory. That permits one to perform multiple runs for the creation of sub-optimal trajectories of the optimal problem solution. A use of the maximum principle enables to state whether the solution thus obtained is optimal. The paper provides any practical tool for a use of informatical means.
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