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Now, we discuss the existence of an optimal control for problem (P).

Let u * = u 1 * u 2 * T ∈ U ad be a time optimal control for problem ( P ).

By the above-mentioned claim, we can easily find that ū belong to U ad, and is an optimal control for problem ( P ̃ ).

Then the following two conclusions are true: (i) There exist at least one optimal time and time optimal control for problem (1.3);   (ii) Any time optimal control (u^) for problem (1.3) satisfies the following time-varying bang bang property: biglVert u^(t) bigrVert _{L^{2}(Gamma)}=M t) quad textit{for a.e.

There exist at least one optimal time and time optimal control for problem (1.3); Any time optimal control (u^) for problem (1.3) satisfies the following time-varying bang bang property: biglVert u^(t) bigrVert _{L^{2}(Gamma)}=M t) quad textit{for a.e.

(By the way, that same N.C.A.A. has found that the University of Miami is guilty of the dreaded "lack of institutional control" for problems in its basketball and football programs).

We also included Alzheimer's disease and dementia as independent outcomes to control for problems with diagnostic sensitivity or specificity associated with population derived databases.

Let and (u_{2}^) be two optimal controls for problem (1.3).

2, we prove the existence of optimal controls for problem (1.3) and discuss some properties of the optimal controls (see Lemma 2.1).

It is well knows that there exist optimal controls for problem ( P ) and ( P h ), respectively (see [9, 10] and [11]).

However, for the general case, we shall explain in Remark 1.2 below that, the solution (P,Λ) (to (4)) found in (Tang 2003) is not regular enough to serve as the design of feedback controls for Problem (SLQ).