This book investigates the mathematical framework of impulsive control systems and their relationship to quasi-variational inequalities. It provides a rigorous analysis of these complex systems, drawing on advanced mathematical concepts to present a unified theory. The work is intended for researchers and graduate students in control theory, applied mathematics, and related fields.

This text is recognized as a foundational work in the study of impulsive control and its connection to quasi-variational inequalities. Its rigorous mathematical treatment and comprehensive scope make it a valuable resource for specialists in control theory and applied mathematics. The book is noted for its depth and the clarity with which it presents complex theoretical concepts, serving as a key reference for advanced research in the field.