Optimal Control of Neutral Functional-Differential Inclusions Linear in Velocities
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2004.05.01.0001Abstract
This paper studies optimal control problems for dynamical systems governed by neutral functional-differential inclusions that linearly depend on delayed velocity variables. Developing the method of discrete approximations, we derive new necessary optimality conditions for such problems in both Euler- Lagrange and Hamiltonian forms. The results obtained are expressed in terms of advanced generalized differential constructions in variational analysis.References
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