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Pontryagin maximum principle: a standalone construct

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Control engineering

necessary conditions for an optimal control, stating that the optimal input maximizes a Hamiltonian at each time along the optimal trajectory.

In control engineering, Pontryagin maximum principle refers to necessary conditions for an optimal control, stating that the optimal input maximizes a Hamiltonian at each time along the optimal trajectory. This meaning comes from Pontryagin (1963) in The Mathematical Theory of Optimal Processes.[1]

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References

Pontryagin, L. S. B. V. G. G. R. V. M. E. F. (1963). The Mathematical Theory of Optimal Processes. Interscience Publishers. ISBN 9780080101767

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