A stochastic control problem
In this paper, we study a specific stochastic differential equation depending on a parameter and obtain a representation of its probability density function in terms of Jacobi Functions. The equation arose in a control problem with a quadratic performance criteria. The quadratic performance is used...
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doaj-39abdcf0ace34b938de7820be55b5be92020-11-24T21:28:16ZengTexas State UniversityElectronic Journal of Differential Equations1072-66912004-11-012004135110A stochastic control problemWilliam MarguliesDean ZesIn this paper, we study a specific stochastic differential equation depending on a parameter and obtain a representation of its probability density function in terms of Jacobi Functions. The equation arose in a control problem with a quadratic performance criteria. The quadratic performance is used to eliminate the control in the standard Hamilton-Jacobi variational technique. The resulting stochastic differential equation has a noise amplitude which complicates the solution. We then solve Kolmogorov's partial differential equation for the probability density function by using Jacobi Functions. A particular value of the parameter makes the solution a Martingale and in this case we prove that the solution goes to zero almost surely as time tends to infinity.http://ejde.math.txstate.edu/Volumes/2004/135/abstr.htmlStochastic differential equationscontrol problemsJacobi functions. |
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A stochastic control problem |
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A stochastic control problem |
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A stochastic control problem |
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A stochastic control problem |
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A stochastic control problem |
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stochastic control problem |
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Texas State University |
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Electronic Journal of Differential Equations |
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2004-11-01 |
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In this paper, we study a specific stochastic differential equation depending on a parameter and obtain a representation of its probability density function in terms of Jacobi Functions. The equation arose in a control problem with a quadratic performance criteria. The quadratic performance is used to eliminate the control in the standard Hamilton-Jacobi variational technique. The resulting stochastic differential equation has a noise amplitude which complicates the solution. We then solve Kolmogorov's partial differential equation for the probability density function by using Jacobi Functions. A particular value of the parameter makes the solution a Martingale and in this case we prove that the solution goes to zero almost surely as time tends to infinity. |
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Stochastic differential equations control problems Jacobi functions. |
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