
handle: 10525/7577
Here, an appropriate extension of the so-called one-sided Lipschitz condition is presented in case of discontinuous functional-differential inclusions \[ \dot x(t)\in F(t,x_t), \,\, x_0=\phi, \,\, t\in [0,1]. \] The new condition is called strong one-sided Lipschitz. The most important properties of the one-sided Lipschitz ordinary differential inclusions are extended to the case of strong one-sided Lipschitz functional-differential inclusions. Moreover, an exponential formula for the reachable set is obtained.
Functional-differential inclusions, 34A60, 49K25, Optimal control problems with differential inclusions (existence), General theory of functional-differential equations, 34C99, силно едностранно Липшицово, functional differential inclusions, one sided Lipschitz condition, strong one-sided Lipschitz, Optimal control problems with equations with ret.arguments (nec.), 49J24, функционално диференциално включване, Ordinary differential inclusions
Functional-differential inclusions, 34A60, 49K25, Optimal control problems with differential inclusions (existence), General theory of functional-differential equations, 34C99, силно едностранно Липшицово, functional differential inclusions, one sided Lipschitz condition, strong one-sided Lipschitz, Optimal control problems with equations with ret.arguments (nec.), 49J24, функционално диференциално включване, Ordinary differential inclusions
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