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The Maximum Principle and Hamilton-Jacobi Theory Optimal Control. Dr. Hatem Elaydi Islamic University of Gaza EE Department Spring 2012 Lecture 5. 4.1 Variational approach with terminal time not fixed. 4.2 Weierstrass -Erdmann Conditions.
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The Maximum Principle and Hamilton-Jacobi TheoryOptimal Control Dr. HatemElaydi Islamic University of Gaza EE Department Spring 2012 Lecture 5
4.1 Variational approach with terminal time not fixed Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
4.2 Weierstrass-Erdmann Conditions Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
4.3 The Bolza Problem – No Inequality Constraints Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
4.3.1 Continuous optimal control problem – fixed beginning and terminal times – no inequality constraints Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
Example 4.3.1 Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
4.3.2 COCP - fixed beginning & unspecified terminal times - no inequality constraints Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012
4.4 The Bolza problem with inequality constraints • 4.4.1 The maximum principle with control variable inequality constraints Dr. H. Elaydi, EE Dept, IUG, Spring 2012