Autor/Autorin: Shehata Mohammed
Mohammed Shehata, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Jazan University, Jazan, Saudi Arabia.
Perhaps the most widely studied type of problem in the mathematical theory of control is the ”time optimal” control problem. The aim of control in this problem is to transform(or steering) any initial state y0 of a dynamic system into a desired stationary state (or to hitting a target set K ? H ) in minimal time. i.e., the cost function in this problem is the time in which a system is driving to desired state. Such problems are physical meaningful only if constraints are imposed on the control variables u ? U ? H since otherwise, trivially, the desired state could be achieved in zero time by the application of controls of infinite amplitude.
Perhaps the most widely studied type of problem in the mathematical theory of control is the "time optimal" control problem. The aim of control in this problem is to transform(or steering) any initial state y0 of a dynamic system into a desired stationary state (or to hitting a target set K H ) in minimal time. i.e., the cost function in this problem is the time in which a system is driving to desired state. Such problems are physical meaningful only if constraints are imposed on the control variables u U H since otherwise, trivially, the desired state could be achieved in zero time by the application of controls of infinite amplitude.
Über den Autor
Mohammed Shehata,Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Jazan University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Klappentext
Perhaps the most widely studied type of problem in the mathematical theory of control is the ¿time optimal¿ control problem. The aim of control in this problem is to transform(or steering) any initial state y0 of a dynamic system into a desired stationary state (or to hitting a target set K ¿ H ) in minimal time. i.e., the cost function in this problem is the time in which a system is driving to desired state. Such problems are physical meaningful only if constraints are imposed on the control variables u ¿ U ¿ H since otherwise, trivially, the desired state could be achieved in zero time by the application of controls of infinite amplitude.
