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Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences 1(S) August: 267 277 (216) Specal Issue: The 7 th Internatonal Conference on Research and Educaton n Mathematcs (ICREM7) MALAYSIAN JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Journal homepage: http://enspem.upm.edu.my/journal Optmal Pursut Tme n Dfferental Game for an Infnte System of Dfferental Equatons Gafurjan Ibragmov 1, Rsman Mat Hasm 2, Askar Rakhmanov 3, and Idham Arf Alas 4 1,2,4 Insttute for Mathematcal Research, Unverst Putra Malaysa, Malaysa 3 Department of Informatcs, Tashkent Unversty of Informaton Technologes, Uzbekstan E-mal: bragmov@upm.edu.my Correspondng author ABSTRACT We consder a dfferental game of one pursuer and one evader. The game s descrbed by an nfnte system of frst order dfferental equatons. Control functons of the players are subject to coordnate-wse ntegral constrants. Game s sad to be completed f each component of state vector equal to zero at some unspecfed tme. The pursuer tres to complete the game and the evader pursues the opposte goal. A formula for optmal pursut tme s found and optmal strateges of players are constructed. Keywords: Infnte system of dfferental equatons, pursuer, evader, strategy, optmal pursut tme.

Gafurjan, I. et al. 1. Introducton There are many works devoted to dfferental games wth ntegral constrants n fnte dmensonal spaces such as Krasovsk (1968), Mezentsev (1971), Ushakov (1972), Azmov (1974), Subbotn and Ushakov (1975), Okhezn (1977), Gusatnkov et al. (1979), Satmov et al. (1983), Solomatn (1984), Konovalov (1987), Ukhobotov (1987), Lokshn (199), Ibragmov (1998), Gusenov et al. (1999), Azamov and Samatov (2), Ibragmov (25), Chkr and Belousov (29), Belousov (211), Ibragmov and Satmov (212), Chkr and Belousov (213) and Kuchkarov (213). However, there a few works devoted to dfferental game problems descrbed by nfnte system of dfferental equatons. For example, the followng papers are devoted to such game problems L (1986), Tukhtasnov (1995), Ibragmov (22), Satmov and Tukhtasnov (25), Satmov and Tukhtasnov (25), Tukhtasnov (25), Satmov and Tukhtasnov (26), Satmov and Tukhtasnov (27), Ibragmov and Hussn (21), Azamov and Ruzboyev (213), Ibragmov (213), Ibragmov et al. (214) and Ibragmov et al. (215), Salm et al. (215). In the paper Ibragmov et al. (215), a pursut game problem s studed for an nfnte system of dfferental equatons, where control functons of players are subjected to coordnate-wse ntegral constrants. In the present paper, we prove that guaranteed pursut tme found n Ibragmov et al. (215) s optmal pursut tme as well. 2. Statement of problem Consder dfferental game descrbed by the followng frst order nfnte system of dfferental equatons ż + λ z = u v, z () = z = 1, 2,..., (1) where z, u, v R n, n s a postve nteger, λ are gven postve numbers, u = (u 1, u 2,...) and v = (v 1, v 2,...) are control parameters of the pursuer and evader respectvely. Let T > be an arbtrary number. Defnton 2.1. A functon u(t) = (u 1 (t), u 2 (t),...), t T, wth measurable coordnates u (t) R n, s called admssble control of the -th pursuer f t satsfes the followng ntegral constrant T u (s) 2 ds ρ 2, (2) 268 Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences

Optmal Pursut Tme n Dfferental Game for an Infnte System of Dfferental Equatons where ρ s a gven postve number. Defnton 2.2. A functon v(t) = (v 1 (t), v 2 (t),...), t T, wth measurable coordnates v (t) R n, s called admssble control of the evader f t satsfes the followng ntegral constrant T where σ s a gven postve number. v (s) 2 ds σ 2, (3) Pursut starts from the ntal postons z () = z, = 1, 2,... at tme t = where z R n, = 1, 2,... Next, we defne soluton of the system (1). If we replace the parameters u and v n the equaton (1) by some admssble controls u (t) and v (t), t T, then t follows from the theory of dfferental equatons that the ntal value problem (1) has a unque soluton on the tme nterval [, T ]. The soluton z(t) = (z 1 (t), z 2 (t),...), t T, of nfnte system of dfferental equatons (1) s consdered n the space of functons f(t) = (f 1 (t), f 2 (t),...) wth absolutely contnuous coordnates f (t) defned on the nterval t T. Defne strategy of the pursuer. Defnton 2.3. A functon of the form U(t, v) = ψ(t) + v = (ψ 1 (t) + v 1, ψ 2 (t) + v 2,...), t T, where U (t, v ) = ψ (t) + v R n, = 1, 2,..., s called strategy of the pursuer f for any admssble control of the evader v = v(t), t T, the followng nequaltes T U (t, v (t)) 2 dt ρ 2, = 1, 2,..., hold, where ψ(t) = (ψ 1 (t), ψ 2 (t),...), t T, s a functon wth measurable coordnates ψ (t) R n. Defnton 2.4. We say that pursut can be completed for the tme θ > n the dfferental game (1) (3) from the ntal poston z = (z 1, z 2,...) f there exsts a strategy of the pursuer U(t, v) such that for any admssble control of the evader v (t), t θ, the soluton z(t), t θ, of the ntal value problem ż + λ z = U (t, v(t)) v (t), t θ, z () = z, = 1, 2,..., equals zero at some tme τ, τ θ,.e. z(τ) =. Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences 269

Gafurjan, I. et al. In the sequel, such a tme θ s called guaranteed pursut tme. To defne strategy of the evader, we need the varables p(t) = (p 1 (t), p 2 (t),...), and q(t) = (q 1 (t), q 2 (t),...), whch are defned as the solutons of the followng equatons Clearly, and ṗ = u 2 (t), p () = ρ 2, q = v 2 (t), q () = σ 2, = 1, 2,... p (t) = ρ 2 q (t) = σ 2 u 2 (s)ds, v 2 (s)ds. The quantty u2 (s)ds expresses the amount of energy spent by the pursuer n the -th component of control u. The quantty p (t) s the amount of energy remaned for the -th component of control u whch the pursuer can use startng from tme t. The quanttes v2 (s)ds and q (t) also have smlar meanngs for the evader. Defnton 2.5. A functon V (t) = (V 1 (t), V 2 (t),...), t, wth the coordnates of the form V (t) t τ, q (τ ), V (t) = τ < t τ + ε, u (t ε ) t > τ + ε, s called strategy of evader, where V (t), t, s a measurable functon, q (t) = σ 2 V 2 (s)ds, t = τ s the frst tme for whch p (t) = q (t), u(t) = (u 1 (t), u 2 (t),...) s any admssble control of pursuer, ε s a postve number. Defnton 2.6. A guaranteed pursut tme θ s called optmal pursut tme f there exsts a strategy of the evader V such that for any admssble control of the pursuer z(t) for all t [, θ). Problem 1. Fnd optmal pursut tme n the game (1) (3), and construct the strategy for pursuer that enables to complete the game for ths tme. 27 Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences

Optmal Pursut Tme n Dfferental Game for an Infnte System of Dfferental Equatons 3. Man result The followng theorem presents a formula for optmal pursut tme n the game (1) (3). Theorem 3.1. Let ρ > σ, = 1, 2,..., and sup N z ρ σ <. Then ( T = sup T, T = 1 ( ) ) 2 z ln 1 + 2λ 2λ ρ σ (4) s optmal pursut tme n the game (1) (3). Proof. Earler by Ibragmov et al. (215) was shown that T s guaranteed pursut tme n the game (1) (3). Therefore t s suffcent to show that on the nterval [, T ) evason s possble. 3.1 Constructon the strategy of the evader. We construct t n two steps. The frst part of strategy s as follows: v (s) = z z e λs ϕ (, T ) σ, s τ, = 1, 2,..., (5) where τ, τ < T, s some tme at whch q (τ ) = p (τ ), b ϕ (a, b) = a e 2λs ds. Note that at the tme t =, p () = ρ 2 > σ 2 = q (). The evader uses (1) unless q (τ ) = p (τ ) at some tme τ. Startng from the tme τ the evader uses the second part of the strategy. It s as follows: v (t) = {, τ t τ + ε, u (t ε ), t > τ + ε, = 1, 2,..., (6) where ε s a postve number. 3.2 Proof that evason s possble. Show that constructed strategy (5) (6) guarantees the evason on the tme nterval [, T ). Let the evader use the frst part of ts strategy (5). Show that Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences 271

Gafurjan, I. et al. z (t) as long as q (t) p (t), or more precsely q (t) < p (t). Assume the contrary. Let there exst a control of the pursuer u (t) such that z (τ ) = at some τ τ, where q (τ ) p (τ ). Then substtutng (5) nto the formula ) z (t) = e (z λt + e λs (u (s) v (s))ds yelds We have z + e λs u (s)ds + z z σ τ ϕ (, T ) e 2λs ds =. ( e λs u (s) ds z 1 + σ ϕ 2 (, τ ) ). (7) z ϕ (, T ) Use the Cauchy-Schwartz nequalty to estmate left hand sde of (7) Then from ths and (7) we obtan Accordng to (5) ( 1/2 e λs u (s) ds ϕ (, τ ) u (s) ds) 2. u (s) 2 ds z 2 Combnng (8) and (9), we obtan ϕ 2 (, τ ) ( 1 + σ ϕ 2 (, τ ) ) 2 (8) z ϕ (, T ) v (s) 2 ds = σ2 ϕ2 (, τ ) ϕ 2 (, T ). (9) u (s) 2 ds v (s) 2 ds = z 2 ϕ 2 (, τ ) + 2 z σ ϕ (, T ) > z 2 ϕ 2 (, T ) + 2σ z ϕ (, T ) = (ρ σ ) 2 + 2σ (ρ σ ) = ρ 2 σ 2. Hence, q 2(τ ) > p2 (τ ), whch s n contradcton wth defnton of τ. Thus, on the nterval [, τ ], z (t). In partcular, z (τ ). Startng from the tme τ the evader uses the strategy (6) v (t) = {, τ t τ + ε, u (t ε ), t > τ + ε, = 1, 2,..., 272 Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences

Optmal Pursut Tme n Dfferental Game for an Infnte System of Dfferental Equatons where ε s a postve number that wll be chosen below. Observe that ) z (t) = e (z λt + e λs (u (s) v (s))ds = f and only f y (t) = z + e λs (u (s) v (s))ds =. Therefore t suffces to show the nequalty y (t), t [τ, ). Let τ t τ + ε. Then We have y (t) = z + = y (τ ) + = y (τ ) + e λs (u (s) v (s))ds τ e λs (u (s) v (s))ds τ e λs u (s)ds. ( ) 1/2 e λs u (s) ds ϕ (τ, t) u (s) 2 ds ρ ϕ (τ, τ + ε ). τ τ If b a = ε, a [, T ], then b 1 ϕ (a, b) = e 2λs ds = (e 2λ 2λb e 2λa ) a = e λa 1 2λ ( e 2λ (b a) 1 ) e λt 1 2λ (e 2λε 1). Then and so Let the number ε be chosen such that y (t) y (τ ) ρ e λt 1 2λ (e 2λε 1) y (τ ) /2. (1) ρ ϕ (τ, τ + ε ) y (τ ) /2, τ e λs u (s) ds y (τ ) /2, τ t τ + ε. Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences 273

Gafurjan, I. et al. Let now t > τ + ε. Then Snce y (t) = y (τ ) + = y (τ ) + +ε τ e λs u (s)ds + therefore (11) mples that τ e λs u (s)ds τ +ε e λs u (s ε)ds = τ +ε e λs (u (s) v (s))ds τ +ε e λs u (s ε )ds. (11) ε y (t) = y (τ ) + e λs u (s)ds τ = y (τ ) + Hence, t follows from (1) that τ t ε e λs u (s)ds. e λs u (s)ds, ε y (t) y (τ ) e λs u (s) ds t ε τ e λs u (s)ds y (τ ) ρ ϕ (t ε, t) y (τ ) /2, for all t τ + ε. Thus, y (t) y (τ ) /2 > for all t τ. In other words, evason s possble on the nterval [, T ). Show that evason s possble on the nterval [, T ), T = sup =1,2,... T. Let t [, T ) be any tme. Then by defnton of supremum t [, T j ) at some j N. As proved above y j (t) for t [, T j ), and hence z j (t). In ts turn ths nequalty mples that z(t) meanng that evason s possble on the nterval [, T ). Thus, T defned by (4) s optmal pursut tme. Proof s complete. 4. Concluson We have studed a dfferental game of one pursuer and one evader descrbed by nfnte system of frst order dfferental equatons. Control functons of pursuer and evader are subject to coordnate-wse ntegral constrants. Earler we showed that the pursut tme defned by formula (4) s guaranteed pursut tme. In the present paper, we proved that ths tme s optmal pursut tme. Moreover, we have constructed optmal strateges of players. The dfferental 274 Malaysan Journal of Mathematcal Scences

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