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, Volume 25, Issue 4, pp 483–488 | Cite as

Penalty method for nonsmooth minimax control problems with interdependent variables

  • V. A. Gorelik
  • A. F. Tarakanov
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Abstract

The minimum of a nonsmooth functional is sought on the solutions of a dynamic system with an indeterminate parameter and phase constraints. The original problem is reduced to a minimization problem in which the nonsmoothness is removed automatically. Compatibility conditions for the penalty coefficients are established and a maximum principle is derived.

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Dynamic System Operating System Artificial Intelligence Control Problem System Theory 
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  • V. A. Gorelik
  • A. F. Tarakanov

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