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Showing papers in "Ima Journal of Mathematical Control and Information in 1989"








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TL;DR: In this paper, a computational method based on the concept of control parametrization is developed for solving a class of dynamical optimization problems in which the terminal time is determined by a stopping criterion.
Abstract: In this paper, we consider a class of dynamical optimization problems in which the terminal time is determined by a stopping criterion. The dynamical system is described by a system of ordinary differential equations, and the cost functional is to be minimized with respect to the control together with the initial vector. A computational method based on the concept of control parametrization is developed for solving this class of dynamical optimization problems. For illustration, an aeronautical control problem is solved using the proposed method.

22 citations




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TL;DR: In this article, it is shown that, under a suitable assumption involving the reachability set, the optimal control exists and is unique, and both open-loop and feedback descriptions of the optimal controller are given.
Abstract: This paper deals with the linear-quadratic control problem (LQCP) with a fixed terminal state, for infinite-dimensional systems defined by evolution operators. It is shown that, under a suitable assumption involving the reachability set, the optimal control exists and is unique. To solve the problem effectively, its connection with the minimum-energy control for the perturbed system is exploited. Both open-loop and feedback descriptions of the optimal control are given. Important relationships between the controllability of the system and properties of the optimal control are described, and a feedback approximation to the optimal control is given.

18 citations








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TL;DR: In this paper, two nonlinear input-output representations of bilinear systems are introduced and sufficient conditions for L00-stability are derived, which are compared favorably with the standard Volterra representation.
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to introduce two nonlinear input-output representations of bilinear systems. Sufficient conditions for L00-stability are derived. These representations are believed to compare favorably with the standard Volterra representation.