The inequality, (max {u(R ,-u' R)}>0), in assertion (3) follows from Proposition 13, applied on an interval ([a,R]]), with (ain (0,,R)).
At (t_d), the optimal control action begin{aligned} u^*=arg max _{u in {mathcal{U}}}s_{f_i,u}(t_d) end{aligned} (11)is applied.
As observed by Drábek and Robinson [25], we can define an unbounded sequence of functionals (J u)) by lambda_{l}(a) := inf_{A in{mathcal{F}}_{l}} max _{u in A} J u), where (J u) = int_{Omega}| nabla u|,dx = J_{0, 0, 0,(u)).
Noting the arbitrariness of (u in S_^{l - 1}), we have begin{aligned} c_{j} + epsilon geqslant& theta^{p} max _{u in S_^{l - 1}} Phi_{j + 1}bigl(H u bigr) - C_{M} geqslant& theta^{p} c_{j + 1} - C_{M}.
and let J max denote the maximal value of J u), i.e., begin{array}rcl@ {J_{max }} = {underset{{u in S}}{max}}, Jleft u right) end{array}.
Let R max denote the maximal value of the product of X K u) and H K u) in graph, i.e., begin{array}rcl@ {R_{max }} = {underset{{u in S}}{max}}, {X_{Kleft u right)}}{H_{Kleft u right)}} end{array}.
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