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We consider the problem of controlling an ordinary differential equation, subject to positive switching costs, and show in particular that the value functions form the “viscosity solution” (cf. [6], [7]) of the dynamic programming quasi-variational inequalities. This interpretation allows for a rigorous application of various dynamic programming techniques.
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Dolcetta et al. (1984) studied this question.
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