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Extensions and Applicationstensions of the control problem to: a) problems with time lags, b) problems with bounded state variables and, c) problems with finite vector criteria. For these problems we discuss only the first order necessary conditions and the Weierstrass conditions. We then present some economic applications.

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Innovation als sozialer Prozessnequality constraints h(x) ≥ 0, where h: R. → R.. We refer to the problem as the . (EICP). Denoting by C. the set {x ∈ R.|g(x) = 0} and by C. the set {x ∈ R.|h(x) ≥ 0), we define a . as a point x̂ ∈ C. ∩ C. such that f(x̂) ≥ f(x) for x ∈ N(x̂) ∩ C. ∩ C. where N(x̂) = R. then x is a .. In either case

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Jilan Abdalmajid,Ioanna Papasolomouorems will only be briefly outlined. The reader may refer to Bliss (1930), (1938), and (1946) and to Pars (1962) for a more detailed presentation. By way of introduction we discuss an unconstrained problem in the calculus variation, in section 1. In section 2, we state the problem of Bolza. In secti