2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.na.2007.10.034
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On some iterations for optimal control of jump linear equations

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“…We consider the Lyapunov iteration (13) as a special case of the Lyapunov iteration introduced and investigated by Ivanov [11]. Following the numerical experience in [11] we improve iteration (13) and introduce the improved Lyapunov iteration…”
Section: Proof the Algorithm Begins Withmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We consider the Lyapunov iteration (13) as a special case of the Lyapunov iteration introduced and investigated by Ivanov [11]. Following the numerical experience in [11] we improve iteration (13) and introduce the improved Lyapunov iteration…”
Section: Proof the Algorithm Begins Withmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the numerical experience in [11] we improve iteration (13) and introduce the improved Lyapunov iteration…”
Section: Proof the Algorithm Begins Withmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…[19]. In the case when (48) admits a stabilizing solution, it coincides with the maximal solution, then the above algorithm described by (50)-(53) is a procedure to compute the stabilizing solution of (48).…”
Section: Several Procedural Issuesmentioning
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“…For the reader's convenience we refer to [2,3,11,17] and the references therein, in the case of Riccati equations arising in the problem of linear quadratic regulator for systems modeled by Ito differential equations and to [1,4,16,19] in the case of Riccati equations arising in the linear quadratic problem and H 2 control problem for systems affected by Markov processes. To our knowledge, no reliable methods for numerical computation of the stabilizing solution of a game theoretic matrix Riccati equation exist in the stochastic framework.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%