
doi: 10.1137/0326016
The author considers nonconvex optimal control problems for general strongly monotone variational inequalities. The main result of the paper is the construction of necessary conditions of optimality. In the derivation of these conditions the problem is penalized; using variational tools as Ekeland's principle, the lopsided minimax theorem and a generalized Palais-Smale condition, the approximations are shown to converge, whence the desired result is established.
lopsided minimax theorem, strongly monotone variational inequalities, Ekeland's principle, generalized Palais-Smale condition, nonconvex optimal control, Existence theories for problems in abstract spaces, Unilateral problems; variational inequalities (elliptic type), Variational inequalities (global problems) in infinite-dimensional spaces, Existence of solutions for minimax problems, necessary conditions of optimality, Variational inequalities
lopsided minimax theorem, strongly monotone variational inequalities, Ekeland's principle, generalized Palais-Smale condition, nonconvex optimal control, Existence theories for problems in abstract spaces, Unilateral problems; variational inequalities (elliptic type), Variational inequalities (global problems) in infinite-dimensional spaces, Existence of solutions for minimax problems, necessary conditions of optimality, Variational inequalities
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