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This volume is devoted to a systematic presentation of constructive analytical perturbation methods relevant to optimal control problems for nonlinear systems. Chapter 1 deals with the averaging method for optimal control problems of quasilinear oscillatory systems with slowly-varying parameters. In Chapter 2, asymptotic methods for solving boundary-value problems are considered. The averaging method for nonlinear rotatory--oscillatory systems is developed in Chapters 3 and 4. The methods developed in the first four chapters are applied to some mechanical systems of practical interest in the following two chapters. Small parameter techniques for regularly perturbed systems having an invariant norm are developed in Chapter 7. The final chapter considers new approaches and studies some other aspects of perturbation theory consistent with the analysis of controlled systems. For applied mathematicians and engineers interested in applied problems of dynamic systems control.
This volume systematically presents constructive analytical perturbation methods for nonlinear optimal control problems. The book details the averaging method for quasilinear oscillatory systems with slowly-varying parameters and explores asymptotic methods for solving boundary-value problems. It further develops the averaging method for nonlinear rotatory-oscillatory systems and applies these techniques to practical mechanical systems. The final chapters introduce small parameter techniques for regularly perturbed systems and new approaches in perturbation theory for controlled systems.
The book is structured as a technical monograph, presenting advanced analytical methods for optimal control. Its focus on constructive perturbation techniques suggests a rigorous approach aimed at specialists in applied mathematics and control engineering. The detailed chapter breakdown indicates a comprehensive treatment of the subject matter, likely appealing to researchers and advanced students seeking in-depth knowledge of these specific methodologies.
Page Count:
344
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
ISBN-10:
9401045224
ISBN-13:
9789401045223
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