Optimal control of a perturbed sweeping process via discrete approximations
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play-and-stop operator, Nonsmooth analysis, 510, optimal control, Equations with nonlinear hysteresis operators, variational analysis, sweeping process, Generalized differentiation, Nonlinear programming, differential inclusions, generalized differentiation, Optimality conditions for problems involving relations other than differential equations, discrete approximations, Play-and-stop operator, Ordinary differential inclusions, Optimality conditions, optimality conditions, Discrete approximations in optimal control, Hysteresis, Controlled sweeping process, hysteresis, Discrete approximations, Variational analysis, Set-valued and variational analysis
play-and-stop operator, Nonsmooth analysis, 510, optimal control, Equations with nonlinear hysteresis operators, variational analysis, sweeping process, Generalized differentiation, Nonlinear programming, differential inclusions, generalized differentiation, Optimality conditions for problems involving relations other than differential equations, discrete approximations, Play-and-stop operator, Ordinary differential inclusions, Optimality conditions, optimality conditions, Discrete approximations in optimal control, Hysteresis, Controlled sweeping process, hysteresis, Discrete approximations, Variational analysis, Set-valued and variational analysis
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