SIAM Journal on Control · 1975 · 46 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsCost-minimization AnalysisDynamical SystemsOptimizationBoundary ConditionsBoundary-value ProblemsConvex AnalysisConvex OptimizationOptimal ControlOptimization TheoryConvexity In Normed SpacesDirichlet ConditionsExistence Of MinimizersNonconvex OptimizationNonsmooth OptimizationNormed Vector SpacesPartial Differential Equation Control TheoryPartial Differential Equation Systems
This paper deals with infinite-dimensional nonconvex optimization problems (or non-convex control problems), which usually admit no solutions. The problem is perturbed by adding to the cost functional certain expressions depending on a parameter. The main result is that for “almost” all values of the parameter the optimization problem possesses at least one solution. After deriving the general result with the use of convex analysis and the properties of normed spaces, we present an example of a control problem for a system governed by a partial differential equation with boundary conditions of the Dirichlet type.
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Fréchet differentiability of convex functions
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Positivity of duality mappings
Edgar Asplund · Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society · 1967 · 71 citations · Full text