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CFL-monotone upwind update for first-order HJB equations

Definition

Use the model and coefficient notation of Periodic first-order controlled Hamilton–Jacobi Cauchy problem and the periodic grid of Periodic Cartesian grids and tensor-product multilinear interpolation. Choose an integer M≥1, set τ=T/M, and put tn=nτ for n=0,…,M. Choose a finite nonempty control set Ak⊆A. For a finite control model take Ak=A; for compact controls use a sequence of finite nonempty sets with the stated uniform Hamiltonian error. For each control and grid node put ba,j+=max⁡{ba,j,0},ba,j−=max⁡{−ba,j,0}, and define the explicit row Gia(V)=Vi+τ[∑j=1d(ba,j+(xi,tn)hj(Vi+ej−Vi)+ba,j−(xi,tn)hj(Vi−ej−Vi))+ℓa(xi,tn)]. The periodic HJB upwind update at time tn is Uin+1=min⁡a∈AkGia(Un). At every step n=0,…,M−1, require the CFL condition τmax⁡a,i∑j=1d∣ba,j(xi,tn)∣hj≤1 Initialize Ui0=u0(xi) and perform the updates for n=0,…,M−1. Return UM. Since the transport velocity in Periodic advection schemes and the finite-interval upwind row is −ba for this Hamiltonian sign convention, the displayed one-sided direction is its sign-reflected upwind row.

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