Xu et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Exponentially accurate temporal decomposition for long-horizon linear-quadratic dynamic optimizationXu et al., 2018
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- Xu W
- Anitescu M
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- SIAM Journal on Optimization
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In this work, we investigate a temporal decomposition approach to long-horizon dynamic optimization problems. The problems are discrete-time, linear, time dependent, and with box constraints on the control variables. We prove that an overlapping domains temporal …
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