Abstract:
Given a linear controlled autonomous system, we consider the problem of including a convex compact set in the reachable set of the system in the minimum time and the problem of determining the maximum time when the reachable set can be included in a convex compact set. Additionally, the initial point and the time at which the extreme time is achieved in each problem are determined. Each problem is discretized on a grid of unit vectors and is then reduced to a linear programming problem to find an approximate solution of the original problem. Additionally, error estimates for the solution are found. The problems are united by a common ideology going back to the problem of finding the Chebyshev center.
Key words:reachable set, uniform convexity, condition of nonempty interior, multivalued integral, linear programming, approximation in the Hausdorff metric.