
doi: 10.1051/cocv/2021069
handle: 11449/229152
A weak maximal principle for minimax optimal control problems with mixed state-control equality and inequality constraints is provided. In the formulation of the minimax control problem we allow for parameter uncertainties in all functions involved: in the cost function, in the dynamical control system and in the equality and inequality constraints. Then a new constraint qualification of Mangassarian-Fromovitz type is introduced which allowed us to prove the necessary conditions of optimality. We also derived the optimality conditions under a full rank conditions type and showed that it is, as usual, a particular case of the Mangassarian-Fromovitz type condition case. Illustrative examples are presented.
nonsmooth analysis, Minimax optimal control problems, Nonsmooth analysis, Existence theories for optimal control problems involving relations other than differential equations, minimax optimal control problems, Existence theories for optimal control problems involving ordinary differential equations, maximum principle, Maximum principle, mixed constrained, Existence of solutions for minimax problems, Mixed constrained
nonsmooth analysis, Minimax optimal control problems, Nonsmooth analysis, Existence theories for optimal control problems involving relations other than differential equations, minimax optimal control problems, Existence theories for optimal control problems involving ordinary differential equations, maximum principle, Maximum principle, mixed constrained, Existence of solutions for minimax problems, Mixed constrained
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