Calculus of variations and optimal control; optimization Direct methods and existence of minimizers Concept
Convex integrand
Summary
A convex integrand is a Lagrangian of an integral functional that is a convex function of the gradient variable . Convexity in is the hypothesis that makes such a functional weakly lower semicontinuous on Sobolev spaces, for scalar functions . It is therefore the basic structural assumption of existence theorems such as Tonelli's. For vector-valued it can be weakened to quasiconvexity.
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| MSC | 49J45, 26B25 |
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