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Continuous-Time Wasserstein Distributionally Robust Control: Limits, Duality, and Stability
A sampled robust control problem averages future values over disturbance laws, while its continuous-time counterpart evolves with an averaged drift. We establish a fluid limit connecting these two models for Wasserstein ambiguity sets. Under a uniform disturbance moment bound and subcritical growth,
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