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Optimal control and stabilization for linear continuous-time mean-field systems with delay. (English) Zbl 07903449

Summary: This paper studies optimal control and stabilization problems for continuous-time mean-field systems with input delay, which are the fundamental development of control and stabilization problems for mean-field systems. There are two main contributions: (1) To the best of the authors’ knowledge, the present paper is the first to establish the necessary and sufficient solvability condition for this kind of optimal control problem with input delay, and to derive the analytical form of an optimal controller through overcoming the obstacle that separation principle no longer holds for multiplicative-noise systems. (2) For the stabilization problem, under the assumption of exact observability, it is strictly proven that the system is stabilizable if and only if the algebraic Riccati equation has a unique positive definite solution.
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MSC:

49K10 Optimality conditions for free problems in two or more independent variables

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