AbstractWe consider a simple problem in the optimal control of Brownian Motion. There are two modes of control available, each with its own drift and diffusion coefficients, and switching costs are incurred whenever the control mode is changed. Finally, holding costs are incurred according to a quadratic function of the state of the system, and all costs are continuously discounted. It is shown that there exists an optimal policy involving just two critical numbers, and formulas are given for computation of the critical numbers
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AbstractLet x(t) be a one-dimensional Brownian motion. The homing problem for a controlled x(t) proc...
: We develop a method for computing the optimal double band [b; B] policy for switching between two...
24 pagesThis paper considers the problem of determining the optimal sequence of stopping times for a...
AbstractWe consider a simple problem in the optimal control of Brownian Motion. There are two modes ...
AbstractThis paper deals with a one-dimensional controlled diffusion process on a compact interval w...
Consider two Brownian motions B1s1 and B2s2, each taking values on an interval [0,ai], i = 1,2, with...
AbstractConsider a storage system (such as an inventory or bank account) whose content fluctuates as...
We present closed-form solutions to some discounted optimal stopping problems for the running maximu...
We study an infinite-dimensional continuous-time optimal control problem on finite horizon for a co...
Let Xi(ti), i = 1, 2, denote two Brownian motions on [0, 1] with absorbing end points. At any given ...
We present closed-form solutions to some discounted optimal stopping problems for the running maximu...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with the optimal stopping problem for discrete time two-parameter st...
tAract Consider a storage system, such as an inventory or cash fund, whose content fluctuates as a (...
AbstractThis paper treats two-parameter optimal stopping and switching problems for continuous time ...
When a manufacturer places repeated orders with a supplier to meet changing production requirements,...
AbstractLet x(t) be a one-dimensional Brownian motion. The homing problem for a controlled x(t) proc...
: We develop a method for computing the optimal double band [b; B] policy for switching between two...
24 pagesThis paper considers the problem of determining the optimal sequence of stopping times for a...