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Russia Izhevsk; Yekaterinburg
Year
2013
Issue
4
Pages
132-145
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Section Mathematics
Title Turnpike processes of control systems on smooth manifolds
Author(-s) Tonkov E.L.ab
Affiliations Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciencesa, Udmurt State Universityb
Abstract We consider the so-called standard control systems. These are systems of differential equations defined on smooth manifolds of finite dimension that are uniformly continuous and time-bound on the real axis and locally Lipschitz in the phase variables. In addition, we assume that the compact set is given, which defines geometric constraints on the admissible controls and moreover, the non-degeneracy condition holds. This condition means that for each point of the phase manifold and for all times there exists a control such that the value of vector field is contained in the Euclidean space that is tangent to the phase manifold at a given point. Using the modified method of the Lyapunov function and constructing omega-limit set of the corresponding dynamical system of shifts, we give propositions about the existence of admissible control processes that are bounded on the positive semiaxis, and the assertion of uniform local controllability of the corresponding turnpike process.
Keywords turnpike processes, manifolds of finite dimension, uniform local controllability, omega-limit sets, Lyapunov functions
UDC 515.163.1, 517.977.1
MSC 34A26, 34H05, 34A60
DOI 10.20537/vm130413
Received 30 November 2013
Language Russian
Citation Tonkov E.L. Turnpike processes of control systems on smooth manifolds, Vestnik Udmurtskogo Universiteta. Matematika. Mekhanika. Komp'yuternye Nauki, 2013, issue 4, pp. 132-145.
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