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I am sitting with the following control problem.



Given know the controlled Markov equation
begin{align}
dX_t&=-lambda X_tcdot dt+ U_tcdot dt+sigmasqrt{1+X_t^2}cdot dB_t
end{align}

with the performance objective function



begin{align}
mathbb{E}left[int_0^T left(frac{1}{2}qX_t^2+frac{1}{2}U_t^2right)dt +frac{1}{2}alphacdot X_T^2right]
end{align}



The goals is to minimize the performance function over all Markov controls $U_t=mu(X_t,t)$.



Furthermore, I want to determine a $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, the optimal control does not depend on $t$, i.e. $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



Question: The question I have here is how to determine the $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



Does anybody have an idea?










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    I am sitting with the following control problem.



    Given know the controlled Markov equation
    begin{align}
    dX_t&=-lambda X_tcdot dt+ U_tcdot dt+sigmasqrt{1+X_t^2}cdot dB_t
    end{align}

    with the performance objective function



    begin{align}
    mathbb{E}left[int_0^T left(frac{1}{2}qX_t^2+frac{1}{2}U_t^2right)dt +frac{1}{2}alphacdot X_T^2right]
    end{align}



    The goals is to minimize the performance function over all Markov controls $U_t=mu(X_t,t)$.



    Furthermore, I want to determine a $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, the optimal control does not depend on $t$, i.e. $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



    Question: The question I have here is how to determine the $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



    Does anybody have an idea?










    share|cite|improve this question











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      I am sitting with the following control problem.



      Given know the controlled Markov equation
      begin{align}
      dX_t&=-lambda X_tcdot dt+ U_tcdot dt+sigmasqrt{1+X_t^2}cdot dB_t
      end{align}

      with the performance objective function



      begin{align}
      mathbb{E}left[int_0^T left(frac{1}{2}qX_t^2+frac{1}{2}U_t^2right)dt +frac{1}{2}alphacdot X_T^2right]
      end{align}



      The goals is to minimize the performance function over all Markov controls $U_t=mu(X_t,t)$.



      Furthermore, I want to determine a $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, the optimal control does not depend on $t$, i.e. $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



      Question: The question I have here is how to determine the $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



      Does anybody have an idea?










      share|cite|improve this question











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      I am sitting with the following control problem.



      Given know the controlled Markov equation
      begin{align}
      dX_t&=-lambda X_tcdot dt+ U_tcdot dt+sigmasqrt{1+X_t^2}cdot dB_t
      end{align}

      with the performance objective function



      begin{align}
      mathbb{E}left[int_0^T left(frac{1}{2}qX_t^2+frac{1}{2}U_t^2right)dt +frac{1}{2}alphacdot X_T^2right]
      end{align}



      The goals is to minimize the performance function over all Markov controls $U_t=mu(X_t,t)$.



      Furthermore, I want to determine a $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, the optimal control does not depend on $t$, i.e. $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



      Question: The question I have here is how to determine the $alpha>0$ such that for all $q>0$, $U_t=mu(X_t)$.



      Does anybody have an idea?







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