A novel technique to solve optimal control problems with state constraints is proposed. We exploit the theory of exact penalty functions, used in mathematical programming, to construct a systematic procedure to transform two classes of problems with state constraints to equivalent penalized unconstrained problems. We focus on a special class of systems with as many states as controls and subject to a set of equality constraints which reduces the ”control authority”, both in the case of linear and nonlinear control-affine systems. Two approaches are proposed and differences, advantages, and drawbacks of such approaches are discussed. Three simple examples illustrate the theory.
A novel technique to solve optimal control problems with state constraints is proposed. We exploit the theory of exact penalty functions, used in mathematical programming, to construct a systematic procedure to transform two classes of problems with state constraints to equivalent penalized unconstrained problems. We focus on a special class of systems with as many states as controls and subject to a set of equality constraints which reduces the ”control authority”, both in the case of linear and nonlinear control-affine systems. Two approaches are proposed and differences, advantages, and drawbacks of such approaches are discussed. Three simple examples illustrate the theory.
Exact penalty functions for optimal control problems
GRIMALDI, RICCARDO ALESSANDRO
2023/2024
Abstract
A novel technique to solve optimal control problems with state constraints is proposed. We exploit the theory of exact penalty functions, used in mathematical programming, to construct a systematic procedure to transform two classes of problems with state constraints to equivalent penalized unconstrained problems. We focus on a special class of systems with as many states as controls and subject to a set of equality constraints which reduces the ”control authority”, both in the case of linear and nonlinear control-affine systems. Two approaches are proposed and differences, advantages, and drawbacks of such approaches are discussed. Three simple examples illustrate the theory.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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