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    Bang-bang and SingularControlsSuzanne Lenhart

    University of Tennessee, Knoxville

    Departments of Mathematics

    Supported by NIH grantLecture4 – p.1/ ??

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    Bang-Bang Control

    A solution to a problem that is linear in thecontrol frequently involves discontinuities in the

    optimal control

    Lecture4 – p.2/ ??

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    Contd.

    rest

    where is switching function. Maximize w.r.t. at

    if

    if

    if

    Lecture4 – p.3/ ??

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    If

    is not sustained over aninterval of time, then the control is bang-bang.

    Bang-bang always at the extreme values of thecontrol set.

    a

    b

    t

    u*

    Lecture4 – p.4/ ??

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    Example

    max sales

    stock can be reinvested to expand capacityor sold for revenue

    fraction of stock to be reinvested

    Lecture4 – p.6/ ??

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    when

    when

    is decreasing and

    .

    On

    .

    Lecture4 – p.7/ ??

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    Switch time

    If

    If

    Lecture4 – p.8/ ??

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    Example

    no transversality condition

    Lecture4 – p.9/ ??

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    is switching function and it willswitch from to at most once.at

    on

    If on

    DE

    That solution does not satisfy .Lecture4 – p.10/ ??

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    There must be one switch.On

    DE

    must be continuous at

    Switching function at

    Lecture4 – p.11/ ??

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    Lecture4 – p.12/ ??

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    Basic resource Model

    (Clark p. 95) “Fishery”

    control (effort), price and “catchability”

    max discounted protrevenue - cost

    Lecture4 – p.13/ ??

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    Singular control occurs when the coefcient ofcontrol is zero over a time interval (switchingfunction is zero).

    when

    singular case

    Lecture4 – p.14/ ??

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    Suppose

    on a time interval. Solve for

    Lecture4 – p.15/ ??

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    From necessary conditions

    after substituting in

    . Set 2 expressions for

    equal

    cancel

    Lecture4 – p.16/ ??

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    Term involving control cancel

    ...

    optimal state should satisfy this equation when inthe singular control case.(nd and use state DE to nd ).

    Lecture4 – p.17/ ??

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    Simple case

    ignoring cost of shing

    Singular case

    during singular case

    Lecture4 – p.18/ ??

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    During singular case

    If

    , singular case

    Lecture4 – p.19/ ??

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    Back to Bioreactor Model

    state (bacteria)

    control (nutrient input)

    Lecture4 – p.20/ ??

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    If

    on a time interval, singular control may satisfy

    using

    DE

    Lecture4 – p.21/ ??

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    is a strictly decreasing function. Thus

    cannot be maintained on an interval. No singularcase here.One switch occurs when

    can show if and sufciently large, there

    is a switch.Lecture4 – p.22/ ??

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    If

    or large

    Where is decay rate of contaminant and isgrowth rate of bacteriaand sufciently large, there is a switch

    tT

    M

    u*

    Otherwise i.e. no nutrient feeding.

    Lecture4 – p.23/ ??