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On the Control of a Linear Functional Differential Equation with Quadratic Cost

D. I. Barnea, +1 more
- 01 May 1970 - 
- Vol. 8, Iss: 2, pp 257-272
TLDR
Riccati-like linear functional differential equation with quadratic cost, analyzing feedback control solution existence and uniqueness, and uniqueness as mentioned in this paper, was used to analyze feedback control solutions.
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Riccati-like linear functional differential equation with quadratic cost, analyzing feedback control solution existence and uniqueness

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ON THE CONTROL OF A LINEAR FUNCTIONAL
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DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATION WITH QUADRATIC COST
by
Harold J. Kushner*
Division of Applied Mathematics and Engineering
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island
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and
Daniel I. Barnea**
Division of Engineering
Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island
This research was supported in part by the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, under Grant No. NGR 40-002-015,
in
part by the
Air Force Office of Scientific Research, under Grant No. AF-AFOSR
693-67
and in part by the National Science Foundation, under Grant No. GK 2788.
This research was supported by the National Science Foundation, under
Grant No. GK 2788.
1. Tbis document has been approved for public
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Introduction.
Let
H
be the space of n-vector valued functions
y0p)
on the real finite interval
f -r,0],
r > 0, whose com-
Ponents are continuous on
[-r, 0].
Suppose
x(t)
is an n-vector valued
r
function defined on the real interval
[ -r, T], T > 0.
Fix
t
e .
[0, T].
Let
x
denote the element of
H
with values
x(")
at
cp, cp e [—r.0].
Let
x(•)
be'the solution of the delay equationtt
o
(1)
x(t) = A(t)x(t) + B(t)x(t-r) +
f
c(t,cp)x(t4<p)dcp + D(t)u(t)
-r
where
A(t), B(t), C(t,(p), D(t),
and the derivatives of
B(t)
and
C(t,cp)
for
(t,cp) a [0,T] x [-r,0], and the 'initial condition', x
o
, is
in
H.
This paper is concerned with finding the control
u(-)
which
rminimizes
the quadratic functional
m
1
(2)
vu(xt)t) =
f
[x'
(s)M(s)x(s) +
u' (s)N(s)u(s)]ds,
t
i
where
M(s)
and
DI(s)
are continuous ttt. M(s) ? 0, and
N(s) > 0
for
'The prime ' denotes transpose.
tt
(1)
is
treated for simplicity;
it will be obvious that replacing the
term
Bx(t
-r)
by
EB
i
x(t-
r
i
)
demands few changes in the development.
tttM z 0, N > 0
denote that
M
is non-negative definite and
N
is
positive definite.

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