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Optimality Conditions for Control Problems Governed by Abstract Semilinear Differential Equations in Complex Banach Spaces

Optimality conditions for control problems governed by abstract semilinear differential equations in complex Banach spaces
Authors: Ledzewicz, U.; Nowakowski, A.;

Optimality Conditions for Control Problems Governed by Abstract Semilinear Differential Equations in Complex Banach Spaces

Abstract

Summary: We consider the problem to minimize an integral functional defined on the space of absolutely continuous functions and measurable controls with values in an infinite-dimensional complex Banach space. The states are governed by abstract first-order semilinear differential equations and are subject to periodic or anti-periodic type boundary conditions. We derive necessary conditions for optimality and introduce the notion of a dual field of extremals to obtain sufficient conditions for optimality. Such a dual field of extremals is constructed and a dual optimal synthesis is proposed. The paper is an extension of an earlier paper written for real Banach spaces. This extension covers optimal control problems which are governed by equations like the Schrödinger equation and other equations arising in quantum mechanics.

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infinite-dimensional complex Banach space, sufficient conditions for optimality, Schrödinger operator, Schrödinger equation, semilinear differential equations, necessary conditions for optimality, abstract optimal control, Optimality conditions for problems in abstract spaces, integral functional

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