projection perturbation methods in optimization problems of controlled systems
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2014
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Abstract
Perturbation methods are used to implement the conditions of nonlocal
improvement of controls, constructed in the form of special boundary value problems in
space of phase and conjugate variables and in the form of special tasks of a fixed point of
definite operator in the space of controls. Terms improvement of controls are determined
by the operation of projection onto the set of admissible control values. Methods are
characterized by a lack of operations of convex or needle variation of controls and principal
possibility to improve suboptimal controls satisfying the maximum principle.
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| Authors | ;A.S. Buldaev |
| Journal | case studies in thermal engineering |
| Year | 2014 |
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