Dynamic optimization for beginners. With prerequisites and applications
Cannarsa and Gazzola's introduction to Dynamic Optimization provides the basic needed tools to enter gently, rigourously and efficiently the Dynamic Optimization world. The bet that the authors choose, in addition to providing the students with a good reference book written in a communicative exciting way i.e. a book that they can rely on and that they can easily consult, is to take into account the very ways of learning of the current students and to bring them in a natural way to a slower, deeper and therefore also more thrilling work. These bets are masterfully held. Prerequisites are included and examples, motivations and interpretations are provided all throughout the treated issues, as well as openings towards sophisticated tools. The book includes chapters on Ordinary differential equations, Functional analysis, First-order partial differential equations, Calculus of variations, Linear control theory, Nonlinear control problems, Dynamic programming, and a whole chapter dedicated to solved exercises.
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