2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00209-016-1685-y
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Convergence of the solutions of the discounted equation: the discrete case

Abstract: International audienceWe derive a discrete version of the results of Davini et al. (Convergence of the solutions of the discounted Hamilton–Jacobi equation. Invent Math, 2016). If M is a compact metric space, c:M×M→ℝ a continuous cost function and λ∈(0,1), the unique solution to the discrete λ-discounted equation is the only function uλ:M→ℝ such that∀x∈M,uλ(x)=miny∈Mλuλ(y)+c(y,x).We prove that there exists a unique constant α∈ℝ such that the family of uλ+α/(1−λ) is bounded as λ→1 and that for this α, the famil… Show more

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“…-The solutions of the equations (1) determine a family of contact transformations, see [30,11,21,28]; -The generalized variational principle gives a variational description of energynonconservative processes even when F in (1) is independent of t. -If F has the form F = −λ u + L(x, v), then the relevant problems are closely connected to the Hamilton-Jacobi equations with discount factors (see, for instance, [19,18,9,34,35,37,29,36]). As an extension to nonlinear discounted problems, various examples are discussed in [14,43].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…-The solutions of the equations (1) determine a family of contact transformations, see [30,11,21,28]; -The generalized variational principle gives a variational description of energynonconservative processes even when F in (1) is independent of t. -If F has the form F = −λ u + L(x, v), then the relevant problems are closely connected to the Hamilton-Jacobi equations with discount factors (see, for instance, [19,18,9,34,35,37,29,36]). As an extension to nonlinear discounted problems, various examples are discussed in [14,43].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous related literature. There is a huge amount of literature related to differential equations on networks, or others non-regular geometric structures (ramified/stratified spaces), in various contexts: hyperbolic problems, traffic flows, evolutionary equations, (regional) control problems, Hamilton-Jacobi equations, etc... An exhaustive description of the state of the art in all of these areas would go well beyond the aims of this paper; just to mention a few noteworthy items: [1,4,5,8,9,10,11,15,16,18,19,20,22,24,25,26,27]. See also references therein.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Davini, Fathi, Iturriaga and Zavidovique [8] have proved the convergence of u δ − δ −1λ as δ tends to 0 and characterized the limit. The result has been generalized to the second order HJ setting by Mitake and Tran [22] (see also Mitake and Tran [23] and Ishii, Mitake and Tran [16]).…”
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