TRACKING PROBLEMS: A SCATTERING THEORY SOLUTION.

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Warrior, Jogesh
Viswanadham, N.
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IETE Journal of Research | 1980年 / 26卷 / 11期
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Control systems; Optimal;
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10.1080/03772063.1980.11452234
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The optimal tracking problem is interpreted as a scattering model with internal sources. The state and adjoint vectors have a natural interpretation as the propagating quantities in a medium with internal sources. This physical picture is used to provide an easy derivation of existing formulas in optimal control theory.
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