1993
DOI: 10.9746/sicetr1965.29.538
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Integral Manifold and Weak Nonlinear Control System

Abstract: In this paper, we use the fixed point theorem to generate a set of sufficient conditions which confine the solutions of weak non-linear differential equations to a stable integral manifold. The obtained conditions are used in the solution of a weak non-linear optimal regulator problem. The necessary conditions for optimal control laws are expressed by the weak non-linear differential equations with state variable x integral manifold. The method for finding an approximate solution of p(x) in an analyltic form s… Show more

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“…A brief outline of derivation of the above inequalities duplicates the proof of a theorem disclosed in Ref. 6. Therefore, see Appendix 3.…”
Section: Integral Manifoldmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…A brief outline of derivation of the above inequalities duplicates the proof of a theorem disclosed in Ref. 6. Therefore, see Appendix 3.…”
Section: Integral Manifoldmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…0, x 0 , q, ht qxt; 0, x 0 , q in place of xt, qt in the function F, we have This Tqx 0 is a function of only the initial point x 0 and the function q; thus, it is a constant regardless of the initial moment [6].…”
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