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The Lagrange-Newton method for state constrained optimal control problems

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Local convergence of the Lagrange-Newton method for optimization problems with two-norm discrepancy in abstract Banach spaces is investigated. Based on stability analysis of optimization problems with two-norm discrepancy, sufficient conditions for local superlinear convergence are derived. The abstract results are applied to optimal control problems for nonlinear ordinary differential equations subject to control and state constraints.

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This research was completed while the second author was a visitor at the University of Bayreuth, Germany, supported by grant No. CIPA3510CT920789 from the Commission of the European Communities.

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Alt, W., Malanowski, K. The Lagrange-Newton method for state constrained optimal control problems. Comput Optim Applic 4, 217–239 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01300872

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