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Optimal Synthesis for Nonoscillatory Controlled Objects
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V. Boltyanski
and S. Gorelikova
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June 4, 2010
Abstract
In the paper we consider nonlinear, nonoscillatory controlled objects of second order. Main Theorem affirms that for these controlled objects there exist (in the controllability region) the time-optimal synthesis of Feldbaum's type. In the beginning of the paper, Felfbaum's n-interval Theorem is proved for linear controlled objects of n-th order with real eigenvalues (and without the requirement that the eigenvalues are pairwise distinct).
Key words and phrases.: Optimization; optimal synthesis; controlled object; Feldbaum's n-interval Theorem; nonlinear controlled objects; nonoscillatory controlled objects; controllability region; synthesis of Feldbaum's type
Received: 1996-05-20
Revised: 1996-10-16
Published Online: 2010-06-04
Published in Print: 1997-June
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Keywords for this article
Optimization;
optimal synthesis;
controlled object;
Feldbaum's n-interval Theorem;
nonlinear controlled objects;
nonoscillatory controlled objects;
controllability region;
synthesis of Feldbaum's type
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