Abstract
The present study is devoted to the synthesis of the optimal control of a dynamic system. It is proved that application of the method of needle variation to the invariant features of effective motion is a promising approach to increasing the efficiency with which problems involved in the synthesis of optimal control are solved. The Hamilton-Ostrogradskii action integral, to which the Pontryagin needle variation is applied, is adopted as such a feature in the study. As a result, a minium condition for the objective functional is obtained; this condition is termed the joint maximum principle.
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