We analyze the Euler approximation to a state constrained control problem. We show that if the active constraints satisfy an independence condition and the Lagrangian satisfies a coercivity condition, then locally there exists a solution to the Euler discretization, and the error is bounded by a constant times the mesh size. The proof couples recent stability results for state constrained control problems with results established here on discrete-time regularity. The analysis utilizes mappings of the discrete variables into continuous spaces where classical finite element estimates can be invoked.
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