A computational procedure for optimal control problems with state variable constraint.
ResearchPublished 1961
A demonstration of a computation for optimal control problems with state variable constraint through a successive approximation procedure. A previous procedure for an optimal control problem has been developed with the use of terminal and in-flight constraints. The problem, stated in this paper is equivalent to the earlier one.
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