Title
Game Theoretic Approach to Minimum-effort Control of Second-Order System
Document Type
Article
Abstract
In this paper fuel optimal control has been found for a second-order system. The system equation has an antagonist v. Controls u and v are both bounded. The performance criterion is minimized by u and by maximized by v. It is assumed that the system is brought from an arbitrary initial state to the origin in bounded time 0 ≤ t ≤ T, where T is the upper bound on t. The state piano has been separated into different regions. For each initial state a specific sequence of strategy has been derived which is to be followed to bring the system to origin.
Disciplines
Controls and Control Theory | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Engineering
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Citation Information
Singh, S. N.,
Deekshatulu, B. L.,
Sarma, V. V.
(1969).
Game Theoretic Approach to Minimum-effort Control of Second-Order System.
International Journal of Control, 9(5),
569-576.