Hamilton-Jacobi inequalities for optimal impulsive control problems ?
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Sufficient and necessary global optimality conditions for nonlinear impulsive dynamic optimization problems with endpoint constraints are obtained. Proofs of these results are based on Hamilton-Jacobi canonical optimality theory. As consequence, a Maximum Principle reverse into sufficient optimality conditions is proposed.
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