Static PDEs for time-dependent control problems

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Abstract

We consider two different non-autonomous anisotropic time-optimal control problems. For the min-time-from-boundary problem, we show that the value function is recovered as a viscosity solution of a static Hamilton-Jacobi- Bellman partial differential equation H(∇u(x), u(x), x) = 1. We demonstrate that the space-marching Ordered Upwind Methods (introduced in [29] for the autonomous control) can be extended to this non-autonomous case. We illustrate this approach with several numerical experiments. For the min-time-to-boundary problem, where no reduction to a static PDE is possible, we show how the space-marching methods can be efficiently used to approximate individual level sets of the time-dependent value function. © European Mathematical Society 2006.

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Vladimirsky, A. (2006). Static PDEs for time-dependent control problems. Interfaces and Free Boundaries, 8(3), 281–300. https://doi.org/10.4171/IFB/144

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