Extremum theory and external problems of the classical calculus (Q5948391)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1669183
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1669183 |
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Extremum theory and external problems of the classical calculus (English)
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7 April 2003
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In this well-written self-contained paper (references are made only to the well-known facts from university courses) the author formulates main questions that are essential in the theory of extremum problems. Namely, questions about existence, necessary and sufficient conditions of optimality, possibility of finding a solution explicitely and the question about behaviour of optimal solution under perturbations. Further, he presents fundamental principles (e.g., Lagrange principle) and techniques with the help of which answers to posed questions are possible to get. Several problems related to classical calculus of variations are analysed in detail.
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theory of extremal problems
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existence of optimal solutions
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necessary and sufficient conditions of optimality
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method of perturbations
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Lagrange principle
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calculus of variations
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