Dynamic Programming And Optimal | Control Solution Manual

[\dotx(t) = v(t)] [\dotv(t) = u(t) - g]

Using LQR theory, we can derive the optimal control:

The optimal closed-loop system is:

[J(u) = x(T)]

[u^*(t) = g + \fracv_0 - gTTt]

where (P) is the solution to the Riccati equation:

The optimal trajectory is:

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[V(t, x, y) = \max_x', y' R_A(x') + R_B(y') + V(t+1, x', y')]

Using optimal control theory, we can model the system dynamics as: Dynamic Programming And Optimal Control Solution Manual

[u^*(t) = -R^-1B'Px(t)]

[PA + A'P - PBR^-1B'P + Q = 0]