Ian M. Mitchell

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zbMath Open mitchell.ian-mMaRDI QIDQ618362

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Invariant, viability and discriminating kernel under-approximation via zonotope scaling	2019-10-22	Paper
Model-invariant viability kernel approximation	2019-10-14	Paper
A time-dependent Hamilton-Jacobi formulation of reachable sets for continuous dynamic games	2017-07-12	Paper
Lagrangian methods for approximating the viability kernel in high-dimensional systems	2017-06-06	Paper
An improved algorithm for robust safety analysis of sampled data systems	2017-05-19	Paper
Scalable calculation of reach sets and tubes for nonlinear systems with terminal integrators	2017-05-16	Paper
An ordered upwind method with precomputed stencil and monotone node acceptance for solving static convex Hamilton-Jacobi equations	2012-11-05	Paper
The flexible, extensible and efficient toolbox of level set methods	2011-01-16	Paper
Fast Marching Methods for Stationary Hamilton–Jacobi Equations with Axis-Aligned Anisotropy	2010-03-24	Paper
Comparing Forward and Backward Reachability as Tools for Safety Analysis	2009-03-11	Paper
Level Set Methods for Computing Reachable Sets of Hybrid Systems with Differential Algebraic Equation Dynamics	2008-09-02	Paper
Optimization techniques for state-constrained control and obstacle problems	2006-12-19	Paper
Hybrid Systems: Computation and Control	2005-11-11	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4672469	2005-04-29	Paper
Sheared Flow Generation in Imploding Vlasov-Fluid Plasmas	2004-03-07	Paper
Overapproximating reachable sets by Hamilton-Jacobi projections	2004-01-14	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4553266	2002-11-04	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4953402	2000-05-09	Paper
Reachability Analysis Using Polygonal Projections	1999-08-16	Paper

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