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This book extends Pontryagin's stochastic maximum principle to systems driven by fractional Brownian motion . It explores two main topics. The first deals with a risk-neutral optimal control problem, where the convex perturbation method is used to derive optimality conditions. The second topic focuses on risk-sensitive control, formulated via backward stochastic differential equation . Here, the goal is to minimize a convex disutility function of cost. The study links risk-neutral and risk-sensitive formulations, establishes the equivalence between exponential utility and quadratic BSDEs, and…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book extends Pontryagin's stochastic maximum principle to systems driven by fractional Brownian motion . It explores two main topics. The first deals with a risk-neutral optimal control problem, where the convex perturbation method is used to derive optimality conditions. The second topic focuses on risk-sensitive control, formulated via backward stochastic differential equation . Here, the goal is to minimize a convex disutility function of cost. The study links risk-neutral and risk-sensitive formulations, establishes the equivalence between exponential utility and quadratic BSDEs, and transforms the problem into a standard risk-neutral form to derive a stochastic maximum principle.
Autorenporträt
Doctor in Mathematics. Have a PhD degree in probability (May 2024) from Biskra University, Algeria. Her research focuses on optimal control of systems driven by fractional Brownian motion and applications of the SMP. She has taught several university courses in mathematics and statistics and has published research in international journals.