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with transversality conditions
λ∗
i (tf) = 0,
i = 1,...,4.
Furthermore,
u∗(t) = min
max
0, λh(b)S∗
h(t)
C
(λ∗
2(t)−λ∗
1(t))
,1
.
(7.A.6)
Proof 7.A.1 Existence of an optimal solution (S∗
h,I∗
h,S∗
v,I∗
v) associated to an optimal con-
trol u∗comes from the convexity of the integrand of the cost function J with respect to the
control u and the Lipschitz property of the state system with respect to state variables
(Sh,Ih,Sv,Iv) (see, e.g., [11, 13]). System (7.A.5) is derived from the Pontryagin maxi-
mum principle (see (7.A.2), [34]) and the optimal controls (7.A.6) come from the mini-
mization condition (7.A.3). The optimal control pair given by (7.A.6) is unique due to the
boundedness of the state and adjoint functions and the Lipschitz property of systems (7.1)
and (7.A.5) (see, e.g., [17] and references cited therein).