Optimal Control of a Two Station Brownian Network
Optimal Control of a Two Station Brownian Network
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A Candidate Policy The first step towards a solution to equations (6. 9)-(6. 15) is to find candidate interval endpoints a* and b* . These values lead to a candidate pohcy {R*, L*) defined by R*{t)= sup [a* -B{s) + L'{s)]-^ (7. 1) 0<3
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A Candidate Policy The first step towards a solution to equations (6. 9)-(6. 15) is to find candidate interval endpoints a* and b* . These values lead to a candidate pohcy {R*, L*) defined by R*{t)= sup [a* -B{s) + L'{s)]-^ (7. 1) 0<3
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