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            where
                         2      2     2
                   Θ 5 8b OnO N ðb Oϕ O 1 1ÞΛ f ðq Þ
                                    A
                             2α         2  2α12
                          16b  1 16Oϕ O 1 b

                       1         2    A L      ½ M R 1 TrðQÞOmO N Λ σ ðq ފ
                                Γ ðα 1 1Þ
            by (7.18) there exists a M     such that Oq O 6¼ M . Let us set


                                                                      ^
             ^
                                                      ^
            U 5 fxACðJ; HÞ: OyO , M g, from the choice of U, there is no yA@U such

            that y 5 λΠðyÞ for some λAð0; 1Þ. Consequently, by the nonlinear alternative
                                                                          ^
            of Leray-Schauder type, one can deduce that Π has a fixed point xAU,
            which is a solution of (7.15) and (7.16) on ð2N; bŠ.
            7.3.1.2 Existence of Optimal Control
            Consider the following Lagrange problem ðPÞ:
                                             0
                            0
               Find a control u AA ad such that J ðu Þ # J ðuÞ; for all uAA ad where
                                       ð b
                              J ðuÞ 5 E  Lðt; x ; x ðtÞ; uðtÞÞdt
                                             u
                                                u
                                             t
                                        0
                 u
            and x denotes the mild solution of (7.15) and (7.16) corresponding to the
            control uAA ad . For the existence of solutions of Lagrange problem P, one
            shall introduce the following hypothesis
               (H 20 )
               1. The functional L:J 3 C h 3 H 3 U-R , fNg is F t - measurable.
               2. Lðt; U; U; UÞ is sequentially lower semicontinuous on C h 3 H 3 U for
                  almost all tAJ.
               3. Lðt; x; y; UÞ is convex on U for each xAC h ; yAH and all tAJ.
               4. There exists constants d; e $ 0; j . 0; μ is nonnegative and
                                                                      p
                     1
                                                               2
                                                       2
                  μAL ðJ; RÞ such that Lðt; x; y; uÞ $ μðtÞ 1 dOxO 1 eEjyj 1 jOuO :
                                                       C h            U
            Theorem 7.7: Let the hypotheses ðH 14 Þ 2 ðH 20 Þ hold. Suppose that B is a
            strongly continuous operator. Then, the Lagrange problem ðPÞ admits at least
                                                          0
            one optimal pair, i.e., there exists an admissible control u AA ad such that

                            ð b
                  J ðu Þ 5 E   Lðt; x ; x ðtÞ; u ðtÞÞdt # J ðuÞ; for all uAA ad :
                                     0
                      0
                                   0
                                          0
                                   t
                             0
            Proof: If inffJ ðuÞjuAA ad g 5 N, there is nothing to prove. Without loss of
            generality, assume that inffJ ðuÞjuAA ad g 5 ^ E ,1 N: Using ðH 20 Þ, one has
            ^ E .2N. By the definition of infimum there exists a minimizing sequence
                            m
                         m
            feasible pair fðx ; u ÞgCP ad , where

                 P ad 5 ðx; uÞ: x is a mild solution of the system ð7:15Þ ð7:16Þ

                            corresponding touAA ad
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