A Hamiltonian approach to sufficiency in optimal control with minimal regularity conditions: Part I
Gianna Stefani, Pierluigi Zezza

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Hamiltonian framework for sufficient conditions in optimal control, extending existing theories to minimal regularity settings and incorporating super Hamiltonians for broader applicability.
Contribution
It develops a Hamiltonian approach under minimal regularity assumptions and introduces the concept of super Hamiltonians, expanding the theoretical foundation of optimal control.
Findings
Encompasses many known results in optimal control
Provides a framework for problems with minimal regularity
Introduces super Hamiltonian concept for broader analysis
Abstract
In this paper we develop a Hamiltonian approach to sufficient conditions in optimal control problems. We extend the known conditions for maximised Hamiltonians into two directions: on the one hand we explain the role of a super Hamiltonian (i.e. a Hamiltonian which is greater then or equal to the maximised one) on the other we develop the theory under some minimal regularity assumptions. The results we present enclose many known results and they can be used to tackle new problems.
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