Titlebook: Optimization of Dynamic Systems; Sunil Kumar Agrawal,Brian C. Fabien Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 calculus.con

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Dynamic Optimization: Indirect Solution,ake the form of boundary-value problems involving differential equations (BVP-DE), or differential-algebraic equations (BVP-DAE). Indirect methods are based on finding the state, costate and control variables that solve these boundary-value problems.

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Multi-Degree-of-Freedom Systems,making a significant impact on efficient usage of these systems. With this in our mind, this chapter deals with application of the principles of optimization to this important class of mechanical systems. .

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Calculus of Variations,This chapter outlines some fundamental results from the calculus of variations which are useful in the development of the theory for optimization of dynamic systems. A fundamental notion in the calculus of variations is a .[.] . which maps continuous functions . to real numbers. If . is given, .[.] can be evaluated analytically or numerically.

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Steady State Linear Systems, and control variables. Section 8.2 considers the optimal state feedback controller gain problem, section 8.3 addresses the optimal output feedback problem, and section 8.4 treats the more general optimal dynamic compensator problem.

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