104 pages. Version finale.International audienceWe study Hamilton-Jacobi equations on networks in the case where Hamiltonians are quasi-convex with respect to the gradient variable and can be discontinuous with respect to the space variable at vertices. First, we prove that imposing a general vertex condition is equivalent to imposing a specific one which only depends on Hamiltonians and an additional free parameter, the flux limiter. Second, a general method for proving comparison principles is introduced. This method consists in constructing a vertex test function to be used in the doubling variable approach. With such a theory and such a method in hand, we present various applications, among which a very general existence and uniqueness ...
This paper introduces a notion of gradient and an inmal-convolution operator that extend properties ...
International audienceGiven a coercive Hamiltonian which is quasi-convex with respect to the gradien...
We develop new comparison principles for viscosity solutions of Hamilton–Jacobi equations associated...
104 pages. Version finale.International audienceWe study Hamilton-Jacobi equations on networks in th...
28 pages. Second versionInternational audienceA multi-dimensional junction is obtained by identifyin...
We provide a Lax-Oleinik-type representation formula for solutions of timedependent Hamilton-Jacobi ...
For a Hamilton-Jacobi equation defined on a network, we introduce its vanishing viscosity approximat...
We study discounted Hamilton Jacobi equations on networks, without putting any restriction on their ...
The goal of this paper is to study the link between the solution to an Hamilton-Jacobi (HJ) equation...
We provide a Lax-Oleinik-type representation formula for solutions of time-dependent Hamilton-Jacobi...
We study a one-parameter family of eikonal Hamilton–Jacobi equations on an embedded network, and pro...
This third version is a major release of our book project on Hamilton-Jacobi Equations and Control P...
We consider continuous-state and continuous-time control problems where the admissible trajectories ...
International audienceThree definitions of viscosity solutions for Hamilton-Jacobi equations on netw...
Cette thèse porte sur l'étude de problèmes de contrôle optimal sur des réseaux (c'est-à-dire des ens...
This paper introduces a notion of gradient and an inmal-convolution operator that extend properties ...
International audienceGiven a coercive Hamiltonian which is quasi-convex with respect to the gradien...
We develop new comparison principles for viscosity solutions of Hamilton–Jacobi equations associated...
104 pages. Version finale.International audienceWe study Hamilton-Jacobi equations on networks in th...
28 pages. Second versionInternational audienceA multi-dimensional junction is obtained by identifyin...
We provide a Lax-Oleinik-type representation formula for solutions of timedependent Hamilton-Jacobi ...
For a Hamilton-Jacobi equation defined on a network, we introduce its vanishing viscosity approximat...
We study discounted Hamilton Jacobi equations on networks, without putting any restriction on their ...
The goal of this paper is to study the link between the solution to an Hamilton-Jacobi (HJ) equation...
We provide a Lax-Oleinik-type representation formula for solutions of time-dependent Hamilton-Jacobi...
We study a one-parameter family of eikonal Hamilton–Jacobi equations on an embedded network, and pro...
This third version is a major release of our book project on Hamilton-Jacobi Equations and Control P...
We consider continuous-state and continuous-time control problems where the admissible trajectories ...
International audienceThree definitions of viscosity solutions for Hamilton-Jacobi equations on netw...
Cette thèse porte sur l'étude de problèmes de contrôle optimal sur des réseaux (c'est-à-dire des ens...
This paper introduces a notion of gradient and an inmal-convolution operator that extend properties ...
International audienceGiven a coercive Hamiltonian which is quasi-convex with respect to the gradien...
We develop new comparison principles for viscosity solutions of Hamilton–Jacobi equations associated...