Abstract:
The abstract reachability problems in topological space with constraints of asymptotic nature (CAN) are considered; given CAN can arise (in particular) through the consistent weakening of one or more standard constraints. The above-mentioned CAN are generated by a nonempty family of sets in the initial space of usual solutions (controls). As a result of the action of CAN, we can (in the above-mentioned cases) consider attraction set being the limit with respect to “usual” reachable sets (RS); in control problems, a given RS may correspond to reachability domains under one or more concrete constraints on the control choice.