2003
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfranklin.2003.04.001
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An optimal control problem for a generalized vibration system in estimating instantaneously the optimal control forces

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“…Referring to Reference [5] for linear problems, the iterative process based on the conjugate gradient method will be used for the estimation of optimal control u i (t) by minimizing the function J h (u i ). Let n be the iteration times, and…”
Section: Updated Conjugate Gradient Methods For Minimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Referring to Reference [5] for linear problems, the iterative process based on the conjugate gradient method will be used for the estimation of optimal control u i (t) by minimizing the function J h (u i ). Let n be the iteration times, and…”
Section: Updated Conjugate Gradient Methods For Minimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, by uniform Lipschitz continuity, and Carathéodory type existence theorem as in Reference [14], it is clear that the solution of ordinary differential equation is obtained. By taking the limit of approximate solution (5) to know that the solution of free (uncontrolled) system exist.…”
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“…Various approaches have been proposed to solve disturbance rejection problems, such as ∞ control [1], adaptive control [2], internal model control [3], variable structure control (VSC) [4], and optimal control [5][6][7]. Optimal disturbance rejection appears in a variety of applications, vehicle engine [5], damped systems [6], and spacecraft attitude control [7], for instance.…”
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“…Inverse methods have also found their ways in optimization of quantities or geometries such as determining optimal thickness of insulation layer, optimizing shape of gas channel in fuel cell, and finding optimal control force in a vibration system [10,11]. However, reported applications of inverse methods in convective heat transfer problems were much less than those in inverse heat conduction problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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