Infinite horizon maximum principle for the discounted control problem - Incomplete version

Mathematics – Optimization and Control

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In this article, the proof of Pontryagin's maximum principle for infinite horizon discounted stochastic control problem is given. A sufficient version of the maximum principle is considered, i.e. the maximality and concavity of the associated Hamiltonian function is assumed. The crucial method used is the approximation of the (infinite horizon) backward adjoint process. Finally, some basic examples from finance are given to show the usage of the maximum principle.

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